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Canadian free skier Philippe Marquis, in the mountains felt a postcard in the most at home in the house and the snow covered in the playground.
However, twice the Olympics watched the place where the sport had changed the most because everything was warming. Eleven a year ago, he would train in the summer months of Horstman’s glacier in Whistler. No more. Glacier was closed to summer skis and snowboarding last year due to snow deficiency.
Now a coach, which is the next program in Canada, Marquis, Marquis, more difficult and Icier’s bodies more difficult and Icierier than Icier. Tables were thrown into a blender with air-related changes, and thus marking the minimum, the value of competition has increased.
“It is something that I am very afraid to see the changes in the world and I really love me and the sports athletes of the Canadian Olympic Committee” The Commission of the Canadian Olympic Committee is said in an interview with CBC Sports.
He calls on more than 400 athletes who signed a letter from one of the world’s athletes, the new international Olympic Committee (IOC), the climate calls for them to be a priority.
Members of IOC IOC will elect a new president among seven candidates in Greece in Greece next week. Candidates privatized their work to members in a closed event in Switzerland In January, each in a total of 15 minutes to reveal their vision.
Some of them highlighted more of the climate on public platforms: Johan Eliasch, the International Skier Federation, described the climate change as a “existential threat to the Winter Olympics” and described these games between permanent places as a more sustainable choice.
Meanwhile, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe, one of the front staff, the difficulty of climate change in the platform and “all aspects of the game” puts new standards to all sides of the game, “the environment or sports in sports or how to achieve these goals or sports. Coe said climate change could eventually intensify Summer Olympiad to the Winter Calendar.
The winner will replace Thomas, which has managed the world’s largest sports organization since 2013 and took a formal June.
This person will be instructed to lead the Olympic Games, which are in the world of public and political instability, sports integrity, sports integrity and athlete security.
The media will also be instructed to fulfill the games with a young generation that consumes the media in a different way in a different way.
“A leader who understands and embodies the positive values of sports, the entirety, good management and a secure and inclusive sports environment in the world, Tricia Smith, who has an IOC member in a written statement in CBC.
‘A danger away from a distant danger’
However, a warm-up planet and the extreme air with it can be larger, the athletes who signed a letter to IOC candidates argue. It is more difficult to plan the summer games of excessive heat, the less places can host the winter games due to the lack of snow and melting ice.
The latest data showed Only in half of the 21 21, the Olympic host cities, thanks to climate change, would be appropriate to carry out the games in the 2050s in the 2050.
“This is no longer a distant threat, but a current and growing damage to the countries we love and our Olympic family.”
Athletes call on the new president and strengthen the IOC’s obligations for the IOC’s rapidly cut carbon waste. When it comes to “high polluting sponsorship”, they call IC to “set the standard”.
The letter includes more than 125 Olympic flags and more than 20 Canada signatures.
Athletes won medals in Paris last year, paddler Katie Vincent, volleyball player Melissa Human-Paredes, tennis player Gabriela dabrowski and maintaining, 2024 in the opening ceremony in Paris 2024 in the opening ceremony of the Canadian Flag Maude Charron.
As a athlete competing in the water in the water, Vincent saw the impact of climate change. It is important for him to protect the water roads where he tied.
About a month ago, Vincent just went to a training camp outside San Diego. The group was forced to find another place to train a few days when they were closed in the lake they should use a moss.
“They believe that due to the battles of land (Los Angeles), in the lake, which led to the infected fire and caused the lake,” he said.
Three times the Olympic medalist, warm-up temperatures during his career, perhaps the most notable temperature in Tokyo has the most notable temperature during the oversized heat of the Olympics. According to Vincent, the hottest air athletes are governed.
Wild Risk is in the spotlight for La 2028
IOC promised to reduce its direct and indirect carbon waste to 50 percent in connection with the climate change.
In Paris, the organizers chose to focus on temporary or existing infrastructure to prevent waste from the establishment of new facilities. The organizers said the 2024 summer match in 2012 in 2012, in London and more than 54 percent of Rio, more than 54 percent of Rio.
However, the Los Angeles is in the center of 2028 and has the risk of everyone’s mind after the destructive blazets that killed 30 people and destroying thousands of homes and other structures.
Vincent said he was a reminder of responsibility to prevent environmental protection, so he wants to make sure that IOC is at the beginning of the priority list.
“This list felt like the time to add my name and to help continue this conversation with iOC.”
