Winter sports have more to lose from climate change than any other sporting sector. It is time for federations, athletes, and sponsors to lead rather than follow.
Winter sports have more to lose from climate change than any other sporting sector. It is time for federations, athletes, and sponsors to lead rather than follow.
Winter sports have more to lose from climate change than any other sporting sector. It is time for federations, athletes, and sponsors to lead rather than follow.
Winter sports have more to lose from climate change than any other sporting sector. It is time for federations, athletes, and sponsors to lead rather than follow.
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European ice hockey leagues require long-term structural investment in infrastructure, youth development, and governance to close the gap with North America.
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Too many preventable injuries are occurring because event schedules and television demands take precedence over course conditions and athlete welfare.
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The current anti-doping framework in winter sports is not fit for purpose. Only radical reform of testing protocols and sanctions can restore credibility and trust.
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Investing in youth development programmes is the single most effective way to secure the long-term health and competitiveness of winter sports across all disciplines.
