Climate Champions
Olympic athletes who have embraced their roles as ambassadors for the environment. After years of dedication and adopting the Olympic mindset, they've become dedicated and inspiring voices in sustainability matters.
Olympic Years: 1988, 1992
Raced World Cup from 1982-1993
Climate Work:
Founder of Co2Analysis and Olympian Climate Champions initiative. Leading efforts to help organizations achieve 5-10% savings in both cash and carbon through AI-powered supply chain optimization.
"Just as Olympians constantly improve their performance, organizations can achieve continuous efficiency improvements in their carbon footprint."
Olympic Years: 2016, 2020
Refugee Olympic Team member
Climate Work:
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador using her platform to highlight how climate change affects vulnerable communities and refugees.
"Climate change is forcing millions to flee their homes. We must act now to protect the most vulnerable."
Olympic Years: 2016, 2020
Multiple Olympic gold medalist
Climate Work:
Partnering with environmental organizations to combat plastic pollution in oceans. Uses social media presence to advocate for a cleaner, greener planet.
"Our oceans gave me everything. It's time to give back and protect them for future generations."
Olympic Years: 2000, 2004, 2012
Olympic silver medalist, Boston Marathon winner
Climate Work:
Collaborates with the National Park Foundation and the Nature Conservancy to preserve the environment. Encourages outdoor activities and advocates for sustainable living.
"The trails and parks that shaped my career must be preserved for the next generation of athletes."
Olympic Years: 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014
6 Olympic medals, World Cup champion
Climate Work:
Advocate for sustainable practices in the skiing industry, supporting renewable energy initiatives and raising awareness about climate change's impact on ski resorts.
"I've watched the mountains change over my career. We're losing snow, losing seasons. This is real."