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Routledge Greenwashing Sport (Cultural Studies) - Routledge Book

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Description

Explore the complex relationship between professional sports and the global environmental crisis in Greenwashing Sport. While many sports organizations promote their green credentials, this work examines how they remain complicit in ecological issues. Toby Miller investigates the significant carbon footprints generated by stadium construction, energy consumption, player and spectator travel, and global media coverage. The book looks at how sponsorship deals with gas and petroleum industries help extractive corporations build a positive image by embedding themselves within the pleasure of sport. This text provides a deep look at how these activities function as greenwashing. It is a necessary resource for those studying the ethics of business, finance, and the cultural impact of sports on climate change.

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Examines the carbon footprint of professional sports, including stadium construction and energy use.

Analyzes the environmental impact of travel for players and spectators along with media coverage.

Investigates how sponsorship deals with gas and petroleum industries influence public perception.

Provides a critical look at the concept of greenwashing within the sports industry.

Offers a detailed perspective on how extractive corporations use sport to build positive images.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 July 2017
Listed Since
03 February 2017

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