Wolves join European air quality league to tackle emissions
Wolverhampton Wanderers have joined a European-wide project to monitor air quality and emissions at its facilities.
The club is the first English side to take part in the Clean Air Champions League, which aims to leverage football’s widespread appeal to promote air quality awareness and action across the continent.
A monitoring system will be installed at stadiums or training facilities to check emissions, the Wolves Foundation said.
Once data is collected, a “live” league table, set to be launched in 2026, will rank clubs based on the local air quality, as well as fan and community-led initiatives to raise awareness and encourage action on air quality and climate health.
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