One goal: How soccer can help save the planet
Environnement, Art de vivre, Sports et jeux, Sociologie, Auteurs canadiens (documentaires)
Audio avec voix de synthèse, Braille automatisé
Résumé
Our team spirit and passion for soccer can inspire action for a more sustainable future on - and off - the pitch. Publishing in advance of the 2026 World Cup, One Goal is a timely look at how soccer players,… organizations, clubs and fans are taking action to do better for the planet. A college pitch in Nigeria uses the kinetic energy of players running over special tiles to power the field's floodlights. South Africa uses local soccer fields to collect, store and clean rainwater for drinking. China built a high-speed bullet train to run between cities during the Asian Games, side-stepping high-emission air travel. Thousands of Belgian fans cycle to games instead of driving. New regulations about water breaks and game cancellations have been put into play to protect players from extreme heat. From "drag and drop" stadiums, to seats made from recycled fish nets, to plant-based game-day food, soccer has an opportunity to lead by example and convince the global community that, by working together, we can create a better future. Includes a game plan of how readers can help, too.