The World Cup 2026’s final game, which is about to start, will be played under less than satisfactory atmospheric conditions, due to the smoke blowing from the forest fires blazing over Canada.
But I’m sure that is of little concern to FIFA’s president Gianni Infantino, who spewed around 813 metric tons of CO2 with his comings and goings with his little private jet.
When public entertainment is no longer able to distract the masses from our mounting problems—like climate change—you know something is about to collapse.
The way things are going, the 2030 World Cup might need not only of hydration breaks, but also oxygenation breaks—maybe even fire fighting breaks…
