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Regulars columnist: Comment: How technology can help sport boost its green credentials
WITH COP26 upon us, one thing is certain: in every industry; a focus on 'ESG' -the use of environmental, social and governance factors to evaluate the sustainability performance of companies and countries - is top of the agenda. The world of sport is no exception. This year, we have already seen the Tokyo Olympics prioritise recycled and recyclable materials, Tottenham Hotspur play "the world's first carbon-zero football match", and the Williams F1 team be the first to pledge to be climate-positive by 2030.
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