Public Sholarship
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Heated Rivalries: Covering Sport in a Warming World
Powered by The Television Academy and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), this session explores how sports media can navigate extreme heat effects on athletes, and bring that context into responsible, live coverage.
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2026 In Trends According to Carolina Experts
UNC-Chapel Hill experts are available to help reporters interpret the forces most likely to shape 2026.
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The Future of Sports: Protecting Athletes amid New Climate Realities
Program news from the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine on the role of climate change in athletic communities (2024).
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Divers for Climate National Policy Agenda
A report by Divers for Climate in collaboration with research partners designed to inform future climate engagement strategies that reflect the voices of those on the front lines of Australia’s oceans.
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Sports for Nature Setting a Baseline Handbook
Developed by the UN Environment Programme with the support of the International Olympic Committee, Loughborough University, and GRID Arendal
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The Fourth Annual Sport Ecology Group Readig List
Resources for teachers and scholars written, edited, and compiled by the Sport Ecology Group membership (2022)
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Heat Risk and Young Athletes
Rising temperatures lead to lawsuits and environmental injustice (The Conversation)
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Sport and Environmental Justice
Why the Impact of Climate Change on Sport Is an Environmental Justice Problem (Global Sport Matters)
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Texas A&M Athletics Sustainability Master Plan
Texas A&M Athletics develops and publishes the 12th Man Athletics Sustainability Master Plan (ASMP) becoming the first collegiate athletic department in the U.S. to embark on such an effort.
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Is FIFA fulfilling its sustainability promise to combat hefty World Cup costs?
NBC Los Angeles explores the environmental impact of the FIFA World Cup (July, 2023)