Formula 1 sets out plan to achieve zero-carbon footprint for the sport by 2030
5 years, 2 months ago

Formula 1 sets out plan to achieve zero-carbon footprint for the sport by 2030

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Formula 1, which will have a record 22 grands prix next year with the 10 teams flown around the world, said carbon reduction projects would start immediately. Formula One set out its first ever sustainability plan on Tuesday with the aim of achieving a net zero-carbon footprint for the sport by 2030. The Liberty Media-owned championship, which will have a record 22 grands prix next year with the 10 teams flown around the world, said carbon reduction projects would start immediately. Six times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton, who has gone vegan, has spoken out this year about his own efforts to reduce his carbon footprint.

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