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This past Monday you may have seen a video of a black cat that ran across MetLife Stadium at the New York Giant’s home game. Attempts to capture the cat by a local no-kill shelter were unsuccessful so the famous feline is still out there somewhere causing mischief. However, we chuckled to learn that animals […]
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International athletic competitions are unifying events that allow nations to compete regardless of political or cultural differences and are a cornerstone of the global community. However, for competitions like the summer Olympics, climate change is becoming an undeniable issue that will force the world to reckon with our runaway greenhouse gas emissions that are […]
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Congratulations to the New England Patriots on their 6th Super Bowl win last night! While this is a huge achievement for Tom Brady, the real star of the show may have been the stadium in which the game was played. Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz stadium is the world’s most sustainable sporting venue and has the highest LEED […]
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