Iceland Euro 2016 football fans top 'carbon bootprint' league

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Iceland fans produce lower carbon emissions per head than any other country in the tournament, analysis finds

Iceland's fans watching the EURO 2016 this year will have the lowest "carbon bootprint" of the 24 nations competing, new analysis has found. The ranking, which comes from sustainability consultancy...

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