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Paris Olympic Aquatics Centre Reopens as Sustainable Community Hub
07/31/2025 | Companies
bio-sourced materials,
Centre Aquatique Olympique,
community sports,
energy efficiency,
European Swimming Championships,
French Swimming Federation,
Grand Paris redevelopment,
green architecture,
inclusive sports,
local employment,
Olympic Agenda 2020,
Olympic Aquatics Centre,
Olympic legacy,
Paralympic Games,
Paris 2024,
public facility,
Seine-Saint-Denis,
sports infrastructure,
sustainable design,
urban regeneration
Paris 2024: A Historic, Inclusive & Sustainable Olympic Games
07/24/2025 | Companies
accessibility,
Armand Duplantis,
climate action,
community impact,
eco-neighbourhood,
economic development,
environmental responsibility,
French schools,
Games Wide Open,
gender equality,
global audience,
grassroots sports,
green infrastructure,
inclusivity,
Léon Marchand,
local businesses,
natural swimming,
Olympic Agenda,
Olympic Games,
Olympic legacy,
Olympic Village,
Olympics,
Opening Ceremony,
Paris 2024,
Paris Agreement,
public transport,
renewable energy,
River Seine,
Seine-Saint-Denis,
Simone Biles,
social innovation,
sport,
sustainability,
Teahupo’o,
urban regeneration,
urban transformation,
youth engagement
Paris 2024 Legacy: Sustainable Urban Parks & Community Impact
05/23/2025 | Companies
biodiversity,
community impact,
economic development,
Élancourt Hill,
environmental restoration,
environmental sustainability,
green spaces,
infrastructure development,
IOC sustainability,
legacy planning,
mountain bike trails,
Olympic Agenda,
Olympic fan zones,
Olympic legacy,
Olympic reforms,
Olympic venues,
Parc Georges-Valbon,
Paris 2024,
public accessibility,
public spaces,
Seine-Saint-Denis,
social change,
sports infrastructure,
sustainable Olympics,
urban parks,
urban regeneration
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