Green Sports

This past April, the NBA announced its first NBA Green Week during the week of April 2-10th. In partnership with the Natural Resources Defense Council, Green Week

Swimming can be a relaxing and fun way to get in some extra exercise, but it can also be a hazard to your health. The chemical that is used to disinfect most pools, Chlorine, has been linked with cases of asthma

Last year, the NFL made a serious effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The Philadelphia Eagles were the frontrunners on this, reaching out to their community to help plant trees, throw hints about recycling, and reclaim green space around Philadelphia.

As the 2009 MLB season has just begun and the NBA and NHL is wrapping up with the NFL waiting on the sidelines to begin, we have taken a look at sports venues in North America that are scoring big on and off the field in terms of sustainability and eco-awareness.

Yao Ming is a mountain of a man, and apparently, his heart lags not far behind. It’s hard to miss Yao Ming no matter where he stands (at 7’6”), and in the past few years he has become an international icon.

While many people who derive enjoyment from nature, from activities like biking, skiing, and running, are ardent supporters of the sustainability movement, their activities are also causing some hardships for Mother Nature.

Exercise is important. It keeps our minds fresh, and our bodies’ processes functioning at a normal level. However, keeping down the weight can result in an excess of emissions and waste. Here are some ways to watch your figure, while keeping your carbon footprint from getting bloated.

Florida could soon be home to one of the greenest, and most sustainable cities on the face of the earth; and it is all thanks to an ex-NFL Lineman, and his drive for green perfection.