Grass is ever greener for Arsenal, who have become the first Premier League club to sign up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework. LONDON: Arsenal reinforced their commitment to tackling climate change by becoming the first Premier League club to sign up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework on Monday .
Arsenal have signed up to a framework which has several principles including to"undertake systematic efforts to promote greater environmental responsibility" and"reduce overall climate impact". "Together with our partners, we've already implemented a number of environmentally friendly practices across the club.
Lindita Xhaferi-Salihu, Sports for Climate Action Lead at UN Climate Change, welcomed Arsenal signing up."Football inspires so many of us around the world and there is a remarkable potential for the game to become greener, more climate resilient and lead by example for millions of global fans," Xhaferi-Salihu said.