Air conditioning is not a feature of a sustainable sports venue because it consumes a lot of energy.

Salt Lake Stadium, Kolkata is an example of a sustainable sports venue in India because it has been awarded the LEED Platinum certification for its sustainable features.

The main goal of sustainable sports venues is to reduce the environmental impact of sports events.

Increased traffic congestion is not a benefit of sustainable sports venues.

The location of the venue is the most important factor to consider when designing a sustainable sports venue because it determines the availability of resources and the impact of the venue on the environment.

Temporary venues are not a type of sustainable sports venue because they are not designed to be used for a long period of time.

Greenfield venues are the most common type of sustainable sports venue because they are built on undeveloped land.

Natural grass playing surfaces are not a feature of greenfield sustainable sports venues because they require a lot of water and maintenance.

Water conservation measures are not a feature of brownfield sustainable sports venues because they are often located in areas with limited water resources.

Natural grass playing surfaces are not a feature of adaptive reuse sustainable sports venues because they require a lot of water and maintenance.

Increased revenue generation is not a benefit of sustainable sports venues.

Increased revenue generation is not a challenge associated with the development of sustainable sports venues.

Mandating the use of sustainable sports venues is not a way to promote sustainable sports venues because it is a top-down approach that does not take into account the needs of the local community.

Contractors are not a key player in the development of sustainable sports venues because they are responsible for the construction of the venue, not the design.

ISO 14001 is not a type of sustainable sports venue certification.