- World Cup 2026 should address its carbon footprint with funding plan
- Unionised workers at regional parks, including Grouse Mountain, strike
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- UK prepares for another heatwave with temperatures rising to 34C
- Cleaner arrested for allegedly drugging and murdering elderly couple in Brazil
- EU report confirms 88 per cent of coastal waters rated excellent in 2025
- United States marks 250th anniversary with celebrations and heatwave
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup’s total carbon footprint is estimated at approximately 7.8 million tonnes of CO2e, with 88 per cent attributed to spectator travel. Calls are being made for a Sports Climate Responsibility Fund to address these emissions through sustainable initiatives and independent oversight.
Cleaner Paola Stefany Neto Cirino, 30, is arrested for allegedly drugging and fatally stabbing an elderly couple in Belo Horizonte to settle gambling debts.
The quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup 2026 are confirmed, featuring Morocco, France, Norway, and England. Upcoming matches include Portugal against Spain and the USA versus Belgium on July 6, followed by Switzerland facing Colombia and Argentina meeting Egypt on July 7.
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