The Winter Olympics condom shortage emerged after the Olympic Village ran out of condoms in just 72 hours at the Milan-Cortina Games. The post Gone in 72 Hours: Winter Olympics Heat Up With Condom Shortage appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Washington Post recently published an analysis of where Winter Olympic sports are most accessible across the U.S.

As humans continue to burn planet-heating fossil fuels, winter is changing: Snowfall is declining, snowpack is shrinking and temperatures are rising in many places. For those who rely on snow for their livelihoods,

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La Stampa reports condom shortages at the 2026 Winter Olympics, as athletes say supplies ran out in three days, reviving debate over Olympic Village practices and accommodations.

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