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This 2,000-seat soccer stadium is powered entirely by green energy. Forest Green Rovers chairman Dale Vince took over the club eight years ago with the goal of implementing sustainable solutions.
    We’ve got solar panels on the roof of the stand behind me. We make 20 percent of all our electricity here from those panels; the rest we bring in from windmills from around the country. And that was just the start. We have an electric kit van; we use electric pull cars; we’ve got charging points out in front for our fans. So they can come to a game, plug in and get home again. And food, we’re vegan which is the biggest difference. Anybody can make with their diet.
    Twenty-eight-year-old left back Joseph Mills, who joined the club earlier this summer, says he’s often asked about the team’s vegan diet. When you speak to other players from other clubs, they always ask about the vegan side of things. And when the fans come to watch the games, they obviously get to see and taste the food. And for what I’ve seen in tasting so far, it’s been brilliant. And players have responded well to the plant-based menu, says head chef Jade Crawford. They said it’s really good that they take more energy from milk because your body’s not taking so long to digest milk in the dairy products, you know.
    And the Plainfield head groundskeeper Adam Witchell has treated the team’s gas powered mower for one that runs on solar. He’s especially proud of the team’s organic field that he says is 100 percent pesticide free. We use no chemicals and no products that contain animal by-products. Everything is plant-based. We try to feed the microbes in the soil to help do the work, to help grow the grass. We just drip feed that with things like seaweed, carbohydrates, bacteria and minerals really.
    It’s the small things that make a difference, says United Nations official Miguel Naranjo. Especially with sports organizations, they have such a big visibility, such influence on the whole community that it’s a great opportunity to teach people, to show people actually how they can do it also at home. Based in the town of Nailsworth with the population of less than 6,000, Forest Green Rovers may be small. But Naranjo says the team is a big inspiration showing that even the smallest organization can make a big difference.