The Paris Olympics 2024 aims to deliver an event that not only celebrates athletic excellence but also serves as a model for environmental responsibility. From infrastructure and transportation to waste management and community engagement, the Paris 2024 Olympics reflects sustainability at their core. Here's a closer look at how sustainable the Paris Olympic 2024 is:

Key Sustainability Initiatives

• Eco-Friendly Infrastructure: Approximately 95% of the venues will be repurposed, reducing new construction needs. New buildings like the Olympic Village will use sustainable practices for energy efficiency and minimal carbon footprint.
• Renewable Energy and Carbon Neutrality: Paris 2024 aims to be the first carbon-neutral Olympics, using 100% renewable electricity and offsetting unavoidable emissions through reforestation and renewable energy investments.
• Sustainable Transportation: The goal is 100% public, bicycle, or pedestrian transportation for spectators and participants, with enhanced public transport and use of electric vehicles for official needs.
• Waste Management: A zero-waste strategy includes extensive recycling, composting, reduced single-use plastics, and a circular economy approach for materials used during the Games.

Community and Legacy

Paris 2024 aims to leave a lasting positive legacy, including the development of green spaces, community centers, and sports facilities that will benefit Parisians long after the Games conclude.

Transparency and accountability are key, with rigorous monitoring, reporting, and independent audits to ensure sustainability goals are met and set high standards for future events.

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