Tampa Bay Rays go green
In March, Major League Baseball partnered with the National Resource Defense Council to reduce the league's environmental impact. Each team was issued a Team Greening Adviser, and will be taking steps over the course of season to make their organizations more sustainable. We'll be checking in with a new team every Tuesday to see how our favorite ball clubs are working toward a better planet. Check out the full series here.
By all accounts Tampa Bay is having a fantastic season. They're only a couple games behind Boston in the competitive AL East division, and as this post is being written, have the second-best record in the American League. But the Rays are having a winning season in more ways than one, as this is their first year operating a new green initiative called Teaming Up for the Environment. The team is working towards sustainability in their business practices, ballpark operations and more.
Check out a few of the team's eco-friendly efforts:
By all accounts Tampa Bay is having a fantastic season. They're only a couple games behind Boston in the competitive AL East division, and as this post is being written, have the second-best record in the American League. But the Rays are having a winning season in more ways than one, as this is their first year operating a new green initiative called Teaming Up for the Environment. The team is working towards sustainability in their business practices, ballpark operations and more. Check out a few of the team's eco-friendly efforts:
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