I think climate might be a little easier to bring up to Major League baseball teams after the final Mets/Braves games of the season (with playoff implications for both teams) had to be postponed due to Hurricane Helene. Then Hurricane Milton shredded the roof of Tropicana Field where the Rays play. The Oakland Athletics will have to contend with high temperatures when they temporarily move to Sacremento. The impacts are already here.
I think climate might be a little easier to bring up to Major League baseball teams after the final Mets/Braves games of the season (with playoff implications for both teams) had to be postponed due to Hurricane Helene. Then Hurricane Milton shredded the roof of Tropicana Field where the Rays play. The Oakland Athletics will have to contend with high temperatures when they temporarily move to Sacremento. The impacts are already here.
Of possible related interest, here's a summary of what I think we can expect for carbon emissions associated with the 2034 Winter Olympics, which we just learned will be held in Utah: https://especiallyfuture.blogspot.com/2024/07/powering-next-utah-olympics.html