Climate Concerns and 2026 World Cup

Gianni Infantino, President of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), plans to attend two matches daily during the 2026 World Cup held in North America, using a private jet to manage a schedule that includes 104 matches. This has sparked widespread criticism from Greenpeace due to its environmental impact. The large distances between stadiums across North America—sometimes up to 4,500 kilometers—are expected to generate around nine million tons of carbon dioxide emissions, of which 7.7 million tons will come from air travel alone. This represents a significant increase compared to previous World Cups. FIFA officials defend their travel policies, affirming that they adhere to standards of efficiency and effectiveness.

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