
The Green Room
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10/1/25 - How does an iconic music festival integrate sustainability into its DNA? With tens of thousands of fans traveling for days of music, camping, and on-site dining, the challenge seems daunting. Add in powering the venue, managing waste, community impacts, and protecting local ecosystems—and the task becomes even more complex. So how are festivals responding? Watch the video to learn.
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2/3/25 - Climate scientists, activists, and music industry leaders convened for an urgent conversation to address the link between the LA wildfires and climate change, and explore what lies ahead. Over 10,000 viewers tuned in on Zoom and IG Live underscoring the music community's growing commitment to addressing pressing environmental issues.
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11/13/24 - A new generation of national and local laws will increasingly affect the music industry, as jurisdictions seek to reduce carbon emissions and air pollution, curb solid waste, conserve water and achieve other outcomes. The result may impact everything from trucking and logistics to foodservice operations to fan travel, upending long-standing industry practices.
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10/15/24 - Can concerts and festivals truly be waste-free? The mountains of trash produced at concerts and festivals have long been a sore spot for the industry. Solutions are out there and becoming increasingly cost-competitive, creating new opportunities for artists, venues and promoters to reduce or eliminate waste while engaging and educating fans.
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9/5/24 - Artists have a unique power to speak directly to fans and influence their taste, style, and values. In today's polarized society, where cancel culture is rampant, advocacy can be a delicate balancing act. How are artists navigating this? Three expert communicators share their experiences in using the power of music and their platforms to move audiences.