| Naam | Stichting Fossil Free Football |
|---|---|
| Website | https://www.fossilfreefootball.org |
| Samenvatting | Football is under threat. Flooded pitches, Polluting sponsors, Corrupt leaders. We must protect our game before it’s too late! |
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino Wins “Football Climate Impact Prize” FIFA President Infantino’s steadfast commitment to expanding football’s impact on the world’s climate has been recognised with a special new award, Fo...
2026 World Cup Factsheet: FIFA’s Polluting Choices Worsen Climate Risks Key Facts Tournament Expansion: 48 teams (104 matches), up from 32 teams (64 matches) in 1998-2022, and 24 teams (1994). Expected Emissions: 9 mill...
FIFA and Aramco Factsheet: the World’s Biggest Polluter on the World’s Biggest Stage Aramco is the world’s largest oil producer, worth around $1.6 trillion. It is 98.5% owned by the Saudi Arabian state. In 2024, FIFA ma...
Position: Fossil Free Football campaign intern Period: February 2026 – July 2026 (flexible) About us Fossil Free Football is a pioneering non-governmental organisation dedicated to making football fossil free. Our missi...
Recently Arsenal FC announced that their 8 year shirt sponsorship agreement with Visit Rwanda will come to an end when the current Premier League season runs its course around June 2026. The statement made on their offi...
After another European summer defined by dangerous heat and fire, our analysis of UEFA’s flagship competition finds it is making an outsized contribution to the fossil fuel pollution that is worsening this extreme weath...
In 2024 the world passed 1.5C of heating, but FIFA now acknowledging that it is no longer possible to hold a World Cup in summer makes plain for football fans that a new chapter in the climate crisis is now open. Extrem...
News that we’re filing under “Things We Love To See” – Norwegian football club Bodø/Glimt have recently released a football shirt with PUMA which aims to raise awareness of global warming. The new kit, which is part of...
A group of (former) pro players, led by David Wheeler, have come together to call upon FIFA and other FAs to take serious climate action.
Fossil Free Football is holding an online session for fans who are concerned about their club’s polluting sponsor. Do you want to get involved?
