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Estimates show that around 80 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions from the FIFA World Cup are due to travel by spectators to the event's host cities. This underscores the significant environmental footprint of large-scale sporting events.
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Estimates show that around 80 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions from the FIFA World Cup are due to travel by spectators to the event's host cities. This underscores the significant environmental footprint of large-scale sporting events.
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