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Scoop
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scoop
Ocean Conservancy And GOAL Launch Reusable Cup Venue Partnership: 'Protect Where We Play Tour'
WASHINGTON – Today, Ocean Conservancy and its partner GOAL announced the "Protect Where We Play Tour" launch, a partnership across GOAL's network of venues to reduce their plastic footprint by deploying a reusable cup program during concerts and sporting events. The Protect Where We Play Tour will kick off at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, which is hosting Coldplay on June 6-7. Other tour stops this summer will include Savannah's Enmarket Arena for The Lumineers, two nights of Billie Eilish at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York and others. It is estimated that this tour will prevent 1,000,000 single-use cups from entering the waste stream. Bold Reuse, a leading reuse service provider, is supporting the tour by managing all reusable cup operations at participating venues. 'We're so excited about this activation because it's the perfect combination of mission alignment and funding for operational changes. We're grateful for Ocean Conservancy's collaboration and openness to fund tangible solutions that help facilities implement sustainable change, while also elevating their mission. These are the type of win-win partnerships that enable the positive change that our sports and entertainment industry really needs,' said Kristen Fulmer, Executive Director of GOAL. 'With 50% of our oxygen coming from the ocean, whether you live on the coast or hundreds of miles inland, the future of your favorite game, concert, or event depends on a healthy, plastic-free ocean. By tapping into the joy of what it means to be a fan, we can inspire action and create a global movement that protects our planet for the next generation,' said Ocean Conservancy's Chief Brand and Communications Officer Jenna DiPaolo. Select tour dates include: In February, Ocean Conservancy launched the Protect Where We Play Initiative, aimed at rallying sports and entertainment fans to protect the future of our planet, leveraging the reach of athletes, artists, and events to mobilize millions of fans in support of ocean conservation. The program features 'Team Ocean Captains' including WNBA's Napheesa Collier, NFL's Kelvin Beachum, MLB's Brent Suter, Paralympian Ezra Frech, and American ballerina Katherine Barkman. The Protect Where We Play Initiative is the newest Ocean Conservancy program among decades of work to protect the ocean from plastic pollution. Since 1986, Ocean Conservancy has led the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), mobilizing nearly 19 million volunteers to remove 395 million pounds of trash from beaches and waterways worldwide. Ocean Conservancy has also led advocacy efforts to prevent plastic pollution through policies at the state, federal, and international levels.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NEWS: Ocean Conservancy and GOAL Launch Reusable Cup Venue Partnership: "Protect Where We Play Tour"
Tour's Goal to Reach One Million Fans and Save One Million Cups WASHINGTON, June 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Ocean Conservancy and its partner GOAL announced the "Protect Where We Play Tour" launch, a partnership across GOAL's network of venues to reduce their plastic footprint by deploying a reusable cup program during concerts and sporting events. The Protect Where We Play Tour will kick off at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, which is hosting Coldplay on June 6-7. Other tour stops this summer will include Savannah's Enmarket Arena for The Lumineers, two nights of Billie Eilish at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York and others. It is estimated that this tour will prevent 1,000,000 single-use cups from entering the waste stream. Bold Reuse, a leading reuse service provider, is supporting the tour by managing all reusable cup operations at participating venues. "We're so excited about this activation because it's the perfect combination of mission alignment and funding for operational changes. We're grateful for Ocean Conservancy's collaboration and openness to fund tangible solutions that help facilities implement sustainable change, while also elevating their mission. These are the types of win-win partnerships that enable the positive change that our sports and entertainment industry really needs," said Kristen Fulmer, Executive Director of GOAL. "With 50% of our oxygen coming from the ocean, whether you live on the coast or hundreds of miles inland, the future of your favorite game, concert, or event depends on a healthy, plastic-free ocean. By tapping into the joy of what it means to be a fan, we can inspire action and create a global movement that protects our planet for the next generation," said Ocean Conservancy's Chief Brand and Communications Officer Jenna DiPaolo. Select tour dates include: June 6-7: Coldplay at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV September 27: Lumineers at Enmarket Arena, Savannah, GA October 25-26: Billie Eilish at UBS Arena, Belmont Park, NY More stops coming soon! In February, Ocean Conservancy launched the Protect Where We Play Initiative, aimed at rallying sports and entertainment fans to protect the future of our planet, leveraging the reach of athletes, artists, and events to mobilize millions of fans in support of ocean conservation. The program features "Team Ocean Captains" including WNBA's Napheesa Collier, NFL's Kelvin Beachum, MLB's Brent Suter, Paralympian Ezra Frech, and American ballerina Katherine Barkman. The Protect Where We Play Initiative is the newest Ocean Conservancy program among decades of work to protect the ocean from plastic pollution. Since 1986, Ocean Conservancy has led the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), mobilizing nearly 19 million volunteers to remove 395 million pounds of trash from beaches and waterways worldwide. Ocean Conservancy has also led advocacy efforts to prevent plastic pollution through policies at the state, federal, and international levels. Learn more about Protect Where We Play HERE. You can find the Protect Where We Play media kit HERE. ABOUT OCEAN CONSERVANCY Ocean Conservancy has been working to protect the ocean from today's greatest global challenges. Together, we create evidence-based solutions for a healthy ocean and the wildlife and communities that depend on it. For more information, visit or follow us on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) or Instagram. ABOUT PROTECT WHERE WE PLAY Protect Where We Play is Ocean Conservancy's bold, new initiative that aims to inspire a new wave of fan engagement and action by leveraging the sports and entertainment industries as a first entry point to activate a broader and more diverse array of "Team Ocean" advocates. You can watch the sizzle reel here, read Forbes' coverage of the launch here, and Pollstar's Earth Day coverage on the origin story of this initiative here. For more information, visit ABOUT GOAL (Green Operations & Advanced Leadership) GOAL is a pioneering sustainability-driven membership and support network of over 55 global members from sports, entertainment, and live event venues, including stadiums, arenas, theaters, and convention centers. The GOAL Medals Awards program is the first industry-wide benchmarking and recognition tool to validate incremental sustainability efforts across 10 ESG topics. GOAL utilizes Salesforce Net Zero Cloud for carbon accounting and customized industry comparisons, which informs action-planning, goal-setting, and corporate partnership support, including connections to vetted vendors. By fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and offering tailored support, GOAL empowers organizations to enhance their sustainability efforts, no matter where they are in their journey. The Founding Partners of GOAL are Oak View Group, the Atlanta Hawks & State Farm Arena, Fenway Sports Group, and green building trailblazer Jason F. McLennan, founder of McLennan Design. Roya FoxSr. Communications Managerrfox@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Ocean Conservancy Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
India Today
17-05-2025
- General
- India Today
IGNOU June 2025 exams pushed to June 12: Full schedule released
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has changed the dates for its June 2025 Term-End Examinations (TEE), moving the start date from June 2 to June 12. The university said the delay was due to administrative and technical per the revised IGNOU June 2025 TEE schedule, the exams will now be held from June 12 to July 19, 2025. They will be conducted in two sessions each day -- morning (10:00 am to 1:00 pm) and evening (2:00 pm to 5:00 pm).advertisementThis revised timetable is for all students enroled in Open and Distance Learning as well as online programmes. Students can download the updated schedule from IGNOU's official website The university has advised students to check the website regularly for further admit cards (or hall tickets) for the exams are expected to be released 10 to 15 days before the new exam start date. That means students can expect to download their hall tickets by the end of May ADMIT CARD 2025: HOW TO CHECKVisit the official IGNOU websiteGo to the 'Student Zone' sectionClick on 'Admit Card' under the 'Examination' menuEnter their enrolment number and programme codeSubmit the form and download the admit cardIn a related update, IGNOU has also extended the assignment submission deadline for the June 2025 TEE. Students now have until May 31, 2025, to submit their assignments, project reports, dissertations, and other required extension applies to students from all programmes including ODL, online, GOAL, and are encouraged to make the most of the additional time and ensure timely submission of all academic requirements.
Time of India
15-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
IGNOU revises June 2025 TEE date sheet due to technical reasons: Check new dates here
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has revised the schedule for the June 2025 Term-End Examinations (TEE), pushing the start date from June 2 to June 12, 2025. The decision to postpone the exams was taken due to administrative and technical reasons, as confirmed by the university. The exams will now be conducted from June 12 to July 19 in two daily shifts. This rescheduling applies to both Open and Distance Learning (ODL) as well as online programmes. IGNOU TEE June 2025 Shift Timings Students can check the revised schedule for IGNOU June 2025 term end examinations from the official website. The revised examination schedule will be conducted in two shifts: Morning Shift: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Evening Shift: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM Students are advised to regularly check the official IGNOU website ( for the updated date sheet and further notifications. When will IGNOU June 2025 admit cards release? The admit cards for June 2025 Term-End Examinations (TEE) will be released approximately 10 to 15 days before the exams commence. Students can expect their IGNOU hall tickets to be released by the end of May, 2025. Once released, students will be able to download their IGNOU admit cards by following the steps below: Visit the official IGNOU website: Navigate to the Student Zone section. Click on Admit Card under the Examination section. Enter your Enrolment Number and Program Code. Click on Submit to access your admit card. Download and print the admit card for future reference. IGNOU TEE June 2025 Assignment Submission In related news, IGNOU has extended the deadline for submitting assignments, project reports, dissertations, and other required documents for the June 2025 TEE to May 31, 2025. This extension applies to all ODL, online programmes, GOAL, and EVBB students. Students are encouraged to utilize this additional time to complete and submit their materials promptly. For more details and updates, students are encouraged to visit the official IGNOU website or contact their respective regional centers. Invest in Their Tomorrow, Today: Equip your child with the essential AI skills for a future brimming with possibilities | Join Now
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Alisha Lehmann sends furious voice note to ex-teammate after dispute over social media
Juventus star Alisha Lehmann has hit back at claims made by her former teammate. Lehmann, 26, has built up a big social media following, having amassed more than 16 million followers on Instagram. It has been previously claimed that she receives a whopping £245,000 per post on the social media platform. However, it has also been suggested that one of Lehmann's ex-teammates has accused her of spending too much time on social media. As reported by GOAL, Lehmann has now hit back at those claims made by her former Switzerland teammate. She said on the Juventus Creator Lab podcast 'Small Talk': "Normally, I don't really care [about online criticism]. But actually two weeks ago, she works in Switzerland for the Euros and stuff, and she is also an ex-player. She did this podcast with a newspaper in Switzerland. "And then she said things that actually hurt me a bit because I played with her in the national team and she went to the newspaper and said things like this. And I thought we were friends, I wouldn't say something like that." Lehmann added: "And I would never say something about another woman. And the thing is, if people have an opinion about my football when I don't play a lot or whatever, I don't care. It's your opinion, it's the game. "Football can change so fast, but if it's about my personal life, then it hurts me a bit. But only from people that I care about." In response, the forward revealed that she decided to send her ex-teammate a voice note. Lehmann continued: "I sent her a voice note and said I didn't think it was OK because you don't understand how my life works. She said that I spend too much time on social, with brands and stuff, and that's why my football is worse so I'm not playing or whatever. "And these things hurt me because if people actually see how much I work, like the players here at Juventus, we train every day, so hard and I'm so professional. I'm never late. "I do everything to be the best every day. And when people I know and who have knowledge of football say something like this, it's just a little bit sad, you know? It made me a bit upset but now it's fine."
