After a break for winter the Carbon Champions project is back to support environmental and sustainable action in cricket clubs and much more. Our focus remains on making it fun through gamification an...Read More
Thanks to the clubs that took part in this survey. The findings are … The top three BARRIERS to fighting climate change were lack of money, lack of guidance and lack of people. The bottom three ...Read More
Do you know the top three barriers to fighting climate change in amateur sport? Me neither, but with YOUR help we might find out. All you have to do is take part in our simple Onlin...Read More
Eight Ash Green Cricket Club has been measuring, offsetting and reducing its carbon emissions for over a decade. It took another step up this year by formally committing to Carbon Net Zero by 2030 and...Read More
All North Essex Cricket League (NECL) and most Northern Gateway Indoor League (NGIL) clubs now have a simple carbon plan. These estimate a club’s carbon emissions from energy and transport for...Read More
If you thought it’s only football that seems to be played all year round, you’d be wrong. Despite cricket being essentially a summer sport, indoor competitions and training during winter see...Read More
When we first started measuring carbon emissions in 2012, cricket was largely a summer sport whose season started in April and finished in September. This has now changed with indoor leagues and...Read More
Question: How do you go from one net-zero cricket club to one net-zero national sport? Answer: One level at a time. That’s why the Carbon Champions programme is now being offered at league lev...Read More
