The GreenWave Podcast by Synergy International Episode 60: Can the Winter Olympics Become a Net-Positive Sustainable Event?
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The GreenWave Podcast by Synergy International Episode 60: Can the Winter Olympics Become a Net-Positive Sustainable Event?
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SYNI, your hostess constantly in search of above replacement-value content, tears into the Winter Olympic Games in Italy and the sustainability paradox baked into every medal, every lift ticket, and every tear shed over a dramatic ice dancing performance. The big question for the pod today is simple and slightly inconvenient: can a Winter Olympics ever become net positive for nature once the crowds leave the mega event? The Olympics depends on winter by definition, as in mountains, snow and ice. That is the fundamental irony as we endure a period of accelerating global warming and climate volatility, and it gets sharper this year because the Milano-Cortina edition of the Winter Olympics going on now places a big share of the mountain narrative in and around the Dolomites, including Cortina d’Ampezzo. You do not need a sustainability degree to grasp what is at stake. The Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage serial site, absolutely stunning as one of nature’s most dramatic mountain range. Join SYNI as she looks into every corner of the debate and offers her typically unvarnished view.