Los Angeles turns ‘most polluting’ World Cup into Olympic rehearsal in bid for climate legacy

Los Angeles is gearing up for the Olympics by using the recent World Cup as a dry run to tackle climate challenges and reduce pollution. The city is fine-tuning its heat and transport systems to handle the massive influx of visitors, which is crucial as it aims to set a green example for future international events. This proactive approach not only aims to minimize the environmental impact of the Games but also prepares the city for the increasing climate risks it faces. By learning from the World Cup's pollution issues, LA hopes to create a sustainable model for future large-scale events.