How sustainable are we?

SWLR · by **SWLR** » 13 Nov 2019 09:56

How would RFC stack-up? Do you care?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50317760
https://www.sportpositivesummit.com/epl ... ity-table/

WoodleyRoyal · by **WoodleyRoyal** » 13 Nov 2019 10:21

well we've been recycling players destined for the scrap heap for some time now

Snowflake Royal · by **Snowflake Royal** » 01 Dec 2019 13:35

We've got a lot of plastic knocking about though.

Green · by **Green** » 02 Dec 2019 10:33

We're not that bad there's a fair bit of tin pot too.

RoyalBlue · by **RoyalBlue** » 05 Dec 2019 11:33

OK, so I will answer seriously. I'm unaware of what the club are doing in terms of some of the big hitters e.g. energy consumption, fuel use, water use, choice of club vehicles, etc. but they do seem to be missing some of the small, obvious things e.g. clearly marked and readily available recycling bins outside the stadium for recyclable plastics, cans etc.

muirinho · by **muirinho** » 05 Dec 2019 12:52

RoyalBlue wrote:OK, so I will answer seriously. I'm unaware of what the club are doing in terms of some of the big hitters e.g. energy consumption, fuel use, water use, choice of club vehicles, etc. but they do seem to be missing some of the small, obvious things e.g. clearly marked and readily available recycling bins outside the stadium for recyclable plastics, cans etc.

I emailed them about water fountains in the concourses. Their response was along the lines of - you can bring in your own bottles of water. Which isn't always true as I've had mine confiscated when going into the South Stand. (Us middle-aged women are the most dangerous types)

Anonymous Coffee, outside the ground, will apparently give you a discount if you use your own keep cup. But there's no possibility for that in the concourses as they use those pre-prepared cups - presumably for speed.