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Warming Up - How Climate Change is Changing Sport
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Madeleine Orr is an Assistant Professor of Sport Ecology at the University of Toronto. She is also a co-founder of the Sport Ecology group, and in early May she will be releasing a brand-new book called “Warming Up, How Climate Change is Changing Sport” which, as you may guess, focuses on how sport is adapting to and wrestling with climate change.
From seasonal sports' responses to climate shifts to using community sports facilities during natural disasters, this episode promises an eye-opening exploration of the environmental challenges and the hope that can spring from adversity. Maddy also shares with us how she navigates the double intersection of Sport with Sustainability and Academia with Industry. And we question the very definition of 'sustainability' in sports. Has this once-critical concept been diluted, and should we redefine the term to better align with the planet's needs while preserving the magic of sports in the future?
I hope you find it interesting!
You can (pre)order a copy of the book here: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/warming-up-9781399404525/
And maybe meet Maddy during her book tour. Dates, times and locations are here: https://twitter.com/maddyjorr/status/1777823539405500589
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1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Maddy Orr's background (00:02:06)
3. Snow melting in the Alps (00:04:23)
4. Other climate change outcomes sport must adapt to (00:09:37)
5. Secondary trauma (00:14:24)
6. Data collection process (00:17:52)
7. Value of network and community building (00:20:32)
8. Sport and facilities' proactive roles in community adaptation (00:23:11)
9. Push-back from industry/Supporting sustainability managers (00:27:30)
10. Navigating the politics of academia (00:35:59)
11. Potential personal consequences to speaking out (00:41:02)
12. Potential hypocrisy of Athlete/Academic climate advocacy (00:43:11)
13. Individual changes during systemic problems (00:49:52)
14. Has "sustainability" lost its meaning? (00:53:40)
15. Outro (01:00:06)
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