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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set generate an estimated 7.8 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions (CO₂e) more than twice that of the previous tournament in Qatar (3.63 million tonnes of CO₂e), according to new analysis from Greenly.

2026 FIFA World Cup set to generate around 7.8 million tonnes of CO₂e

2 months ago2 months ago5 mins

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to generate an estimated 7.8 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions (CO₂e),…

The World Future Energy Summit 2026 (pictured) is a global platform for accelerating clean energy solutions and sustainable innovation.

Sustainability conferences in MENA in 2026

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Here’s SustainabilityOnline’s guide to the top sustainability conferences and events taking place in the MENA region, including United Arab Emirates,…

There's not long to go until the FIFA World Cup kicks off in the United States, Canada and Mexico next year, and while most eyes will be on the action on the pitch, the environmental impact of the tournament will also worth tracking.

Can the FIFA World Cup 2026 be sustainable?

12 months ago6 months ago6 mins

There’s not long to go until the FIFA World Cup kicks off in the United States, Canada and Mexico in…

Sustainability is an increasingly important purchase consideration for consumers in Qatar, a new study by PwC has found, with 57% of Qatari shoppers seeking to buy more sustainable products.

Sustainability increasingly on the agenda for consumers in Qatar, PwC notes

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Sustainability is an increasingly important purchase consideration for consumers in Qatar, a new study by PwC has found, with 57%…