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📢 文末扫码进裙，免费领取双语精读版 Live music is a major carbon sinner - but it could be a catalyst for change Powered by the enthusiasm of fans, many stars are emphasizing sustainability in their tours and live events. The industry needs to turn it up to eleven. Nature Live music 4 Sep, 2024 | 919 words | ★★ ★ ★ ★ On 25 August, the band Massive Attack performed to around 34,000 fans as part of an all-day live music festival in Bristol, UK. Nothing unusual in that - in many parts of the world, summer calendars are packed with such events. But this festival, Act 1.5, aspired to be something different. Billed as a “climate action accelerator”, it was the culmination of a five-year collaboration between Massive Attack and scientists at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester, UK, to decarbonize the live music industry. Such efforts are much needed. Live performances are an increasingly important source of reven
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