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U.S. arenas, stadiums tackle carbon footprint to score environmental wins

May 22, 2024 | pinalcentral.com | Brett Lapinski

PHOENIX — In the sports world, the word “green” is taking on a new meaning beyond just the color of uniforms or fields. As environmental concerns grow, the sports industry is going greener by embracing sustainable practices and technologies to reduce its massive carbon footprint. kAm{625:?8 E9:D 492C86 2C6 ?6H6C DE2E6\@7\E96\2CE G6?F6D 56D:8?65 H:E9 DFDE2:?23:=:EJ :? >:?5] |6C4656D\q6?K $E25:F> :? pE=2?E2[ v6@C8:2[ H9:49 @A6?65 :? a_`f[ H2D E96 7:CDE E@ 62C? E96 9:896DE WA=2E:?F>X {6256CD9:A :?
Valley sports venues join trend of greener locations - Daily Independent

May 20, 2024 | yourvalley.net | Brett Lapinski

By Brett Lapinski | Cronkite News PHOENIX — In the sports world, the word “green” is taking on a new meaning beyond just the color of uniforms or fields. As environmental concerns grow, the sports industry is going greener by embracing sustainable practices and technologies to reduce its massive carbon footprint. The Valley's venues have been working hard to achieve a greener feel.
Sporting a greener future: U.S. arenas, stadiums tackle carbon footprint to score environmental wins

May 17, 2024 | azdailysun.com | Brett Lapinski

PHOENIX – In the sports world, the word “green” is taking on a new meaning beyond just the color of uniforms or fields. As environmental concerns grow, the sports industry is going greener by embracing sustainable practices and technologies to reduce its massive carbon footprint. LEED functions as a green building rating system that includes four distinct levels of certification – certified, silver, gold and platinum.
Sporting a greener future: Arenas, stadiums tackle carbon footprint to score environmental wins - Phoenix Business Journal

May 16, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Brett Lapinski

As environmental concerns grow, the sports industry is going greener by embracing sustainable practices and technologies to reduce its massive carbon footprint. Here's how venues play a key role in that effort. In the sports world, the word “green” is taking on a new meaning beyond just the color of uniforms or fields. As environmental concerns grow, the sports industry is going greener by embracing sustainable practices and technologies to reduce its massive carbon footprint.
How U.S. sports venues prioritize environmental responsibility

May 16, 2024 | cronkitenews.azpbs.org | Brett Lapinski

The solar panel installation at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta generates 1.6 million kilowatt hours of renewable energy per year, reducing the venue’s electricity use by 29%. (Photo by Andrea Vilchez/ISI Photos/USSF/Getty Images for USSF) PHOENIX – In the sports world, the word “green” is taking on a new meaning beyond just the color of uniforms or fields.
Golf It Forward aims to grow women’s golf, empower future generations through Marilynn Smith’s legacy

Apr 29, 2024 | azdailysun.com | Brett Lapinski

SCOTTSDALE – When Debbie Waitkus published a story on LPGA icon Marilynn Smith following her World Golf Hall of Fame induction, it was supposed to be nothing more than a tribute to her golfing journey. However, 18 years later, that story has brought her to a place she never would’ve imagined the day she put the pen to paper. The foundation’s roots are inspired by Smith, who was one of, if not the most prolific pioneer in women’s golf history.
Marilynn Smith's legacy continues through Golf It Forward

Apr 26, 2024 | cronkitenews.azpbs.org | Brett Lapinski

Marilynn Smith, one of the 13 founders of the LPGA, helped grow the women’s game through her 21 tournament victories and tireless promotion of the sport. (Photo by Gregory Lee/Fairfax Media via Getty Images) SCOTTSDALE – When Debbie Waitkus published a story on LPGA icon Marilynn Smith following her World Golf Hall of Fame induction, it was supposed to be nothing more than a tribute to her golfing journey.
Jason Jha | Catalina Foothills

Apr 23, 2024 | tucson.com | Brett Lapinski

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Apr 23, 2024 | tucson.com | Brett Lapinski

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Games of thrones: Catalina Foothills tennis kings, queens seek another crown

Apr 23, 2024 | tucson.com | Brett Lapinski

Sixteen teams each are vying for boys and girls Arizona Division II state team tennis championships starting this week, but 15 of the schools in each bracket will be trying to do something no boys team has done since 2013, and no girls team has pulled off since 2018. That's taking down the tennis juggernaut that is Catalina Foothills. The Foothills girls team has won 18 state championships, all since the 1999-2000 school year; the Falcons began yet another repeat quest Tuesday afternoon.