Tina Muir has made it her mission to weave sustainability into the running community, and she is bringing those efforts to the New York City Marathon this…
Tina Muir knows that making a lasting difference in the battle against climate change is a marathon, not a sprint. Now, she is taking another step in that battle at one of the world’s premier races.
“These are the items that we use often, but also they are items that are colorful and eye-catching, and it's something that can provoke a conversation,” Muir exclusively told NBC. , a show that began with just interviews but evolved into a larger platform for the running community that examines all parts of the industry.
Muir recognizes that other runners are not as eager to talk about sustainability issues in running, let alone embrace them. “I think environmental activists have a very important role in our space, but most promote a message that for the average person is overwhelming and too much and will make them kind of back away and say, ‘I can't deal with this,’” she said. “But one thing we can all do, even though it's uncomfortable, is talk about it. …
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