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August 4, 2021 You are here: Home / EUGlobe / How an ‘Olympic Forest’ can help speed up Africa’s Great Green Wall How an ‘Olympic Forest’ can help speed up Africa’s Great Green Wall (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Tom Skirrow, CEO, TreeAid & Marie Sallois, Director of Corporate and Sustainable Development, International Olympic Committee The Great Green Wall is an African-led initiative which aims to grow a mosaic of trees, vegetation and fertile land across the Sahel by 2030. The Olympic Forest project, a partnership between the IOC and charity Tree Aid, is working with local communities to regenerate and sustainably manage forests.

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Plastic podiums, recycled medals, cardboard beds part of Tokyo Games sustainability plan

Plastic podiums, recycled medals, cardboard beds part of Tokyo Games sustainability plan
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Sustainability Toggle share menu Advertisement Plastic podiums, recycled medals, cardboard beds: Sustainability at Tokyo 2020 FILE PHOTO: Recyclable cardboard beds and mattresses for athletes are pictured during a media tour at the Olympic and Paralympic Village for the Tokyo 2020 Games, in Tokyo, Japan June 20, 2021. Akio Kon/Pool via REUTERS 03 Aug 2021 03:25PM (Updated: 03 Aug 2021 03:54PM) Share this content Bookmark TOKYO: Japan has put a spotlight on sustainability at the 2020 Olympic Games, with athletes standing on podiums made of recycled plastics to receive medals crafted from recycled small electronics before sleeping on beds made of cardboard. Electric cars ferry competitors and media between venues, many of which are temporary constructions made of recycled wood that will be dismantled after the Games, preventing the white elephant stadiums left behind in other host cities.

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Tokyo a major step forward for sustainable, climate-friendly Olympics

Tokyo a major step forward for sustainable, climate-friendly Olympics
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Plastic podiums, cardboard beds: How Tokyo Games have gone beyond carbon neutrality

Plastic podiums, cardboard beds: How Tokyo Games have gone beyond carbon neutrality
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