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On this week's Climate of Sport, Claire chats about how better infrastructure and accessible physical activity can help communities and their sports adapt to a changing climate. Finally, Claire returns with an update on the case of Arizona State University hockey player Matthew Mayich.
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Story 1:
Sport England Too Hot to Move - https://www.sportengland.org/blogs/too-hot-move
Physical inactivity could leave people more vulnerable to climate change, researchers warn - https://www.lboro.ac.uk/news-events/news/2026/october/inactivity-climate-change/
Story 2: €7 million for 200 greener, more resilient GAA clubs
200 GAA Clubs Secure €7 Million in Climate Funding - https://sportforbusiness.com/200-gaa-clubs-secure-e7-million-in-climate-funding/
Story 3: Update on ASU Matthew Mayich's story
ASU parts ways with hockey coach as player who collapsed at workout remains hospitalized - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/asu-hockey-coach-greg-powers-part-ways/
Matthew Mayich’s Family Rips Coach Exit as ‘Negotiated Agreement’ - https://frontofficesports.com/article/arizona-state-college-hockey-coach-out/
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