As the Winter Olympics approach in Italy, concerns over sustainability and the impacts of climate change loom large. Organizers are facing unprecedented weather challenges, leading to discussions about potentially moving the Games to earlier dates in response to rising temperatures. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has shown openness to adjusting timelines for future Winter Olympics and Paralympics to ensure adequate snow conditions. As warming winters pose significant threats to the viability of these events, officials are exploring innovative solutions to adapt in a changing climate. The potential effects on regions that rely on winter sports events for economic and environmental balance are also under scrutiny, raising questions about the long-term future of the Winter Olympics.