The expanded FIFA World Cup 2026 generated an estimated 7.8 to 9.0 million tonnes of CO2e, according to a new executive report from World Climate Athletes, making it more than double the reported footprint of Qatar 2022 and setting a new benchmark for the climate cost of global sport. World Climate Athletes, known as WCA, published the report on 20 July 2026 in London. Titled The Climate Bill of the Expanded FIFA 2026 Game, the analysis examines the 39-day tournament across C

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