This year’s FIFA World Cup is contending with extreme weather conditions, including intense heat and humidity, and now the potential for wildfire smoke. The organization currently lacks a comprehensive strategy to address climate change impacts on its events.
This year’s World Cup has already faced sweltering heat and humidity, raising concerns about player safety and match conditions. Now, according to WIRED, the tournament may also have to deal with the added challenge of wildfire smoke.
The article highlights that FIFA does not currently have a plan in place to address climate change. This lack of preparation is particularly concerning given the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events globally, which directly impact major sporting competitions like the World Cup. The source doesn’t provide details on why FIFA lacks such a plan, only stating the current situation.
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