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Massive Attack launch low-carbon roadmap for live music industry

Bea Tridimas

06 September 2021 • 2 min read

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Massive Attack will trial decarbonisation methods on their 2022 tour | Credit:Kristoffer Trolle via Creative Commons

Influential band confirms it is to trial decarbonisation methods on its next tour and work with Ecotricity to help music venues procure renewable energ

British band Massive Attack has today launched a roadmap for Super Low Carbon Live Music, which has been developed with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, a partnership of universities that...

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