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24 Environmental Protection Finally, given their significance to the 2026 FIFA World Cup sustainability performance, the baselines for waste, recycling, and water efficiency are also important. It is reassuring to see that some cities (predominantly those in Canada and the United States so far) have introduced tough targets for tackling these issues, such as achieving “zero waste” by 2020. These targets are generally supported by comprehensive citywide regulations, plans, and community engagement programs. The United Bid’s aim is to use the planning and staging of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to help support our Candidate Host Cities in their efforts to accelerate environmental progress. While all the Candidate Host Cities hold major sporting events and are used to impacts from large numbers of fans and visitors, the FIFA World Cup only operates for a fixed period and impacts on the cities will be short-term. Still, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is a unique opportunity not just to avoid exacerbating existing environmental conditions, but to be a force for catalyzing positive environmental change into legacy, a transformation opportunity the United Bid intends to maximize. Environmental Impacts: From the materiality analysis, the EIA identified a number of issues and impacts predicted from staging the tournament. As each Candidate Host City has an existing stadium, no major construction or major infrastructure upgrades are required and, unlike previous FIFA World Cup Competitions, there will be no environmental (or long-term economic) impacts from such construction. These “avoided impacts” are a key consideration in the United Bid EIA scope and methodology. Nevertheless, the United Bid understands and does not underestimate the impact of hundreds of thousands of fans and other visitors resulting from the staging of a FIFA World Cup. Priority environmental impacts identified in the initial materiality analysis include those related to carbon emissions, energy, materials, waste, transport, air quality, biodiversity, and water. Of these, carbon, transport, air quality, materials, water, food, and waste were identified as key aspects on which the United 2026 and the Candidate Host Cities should focus. Carbon Footprint: The United Bid’s preliminary estimate for the Competition’s carbon footprint, based on recognized calculation protocols and boundaries, is 3.6 million metric tons. Travel (inter- and intra-city and international transport) is responsible for 85% of the footprint. The overlay and accommodation (for all FIFA World Cup teams, officials, visitors, broadcast and media) contribute 5.5% and 2% of total emissions, respectively. A B C D E 24 Environmental Protection 468/474
24 Environmental Protection Carbon Footprint International Travel 51% Inter & Intra Travel 34% Overlay 6% Accomodation 3% Catering 2% Stadium Energy 2% FIFA Fan Fest 2% Waste
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BID BOOK UNITY. Canada, Mexico, and
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BID BOOK OPPORTUNITY. Canada, Mexic
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INTRODUCTION A B C D E
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Introduction The FIFA World Cup is
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Introduction stadiums, college and
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Chapter A Volume Hosting Vision and
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2LEGACY A B C D E 2 Legacy
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3 Political Support UNITY CERTAINTY
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4 General Information UNITY CERTAIN
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4 General Information Canada: Since
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4 General Information 16Host Cities
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4 General Information North America
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8STADIUMS A B C D E 8 Stadiums
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9TEAM AND REFEREE FACILITIES A B C
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REFEREES HQ A B C D E 9 Team and Re
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11 AIRPORTS A B C D E 11 Airports
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