Aug 21 2008
How Green Is Your Fave Festival?
The UK's Guardian today reported on the carbon footprint associated with big music festivals and highlighted the Greener Festival Award winners (all UK specific).
With summer quickly coming to a close, Next100 wonders what are the U.S.'s greenest music fetes?
- Michigan's Rothbury Festival featured panel sessions with such environmental luminaries as Dr. Stephen H. Schneider to educate attendees on being green while getting down with the tunes.
- And San Francisco's Outside Lands is getting a dose of green from yours truly with our solar-powered stage and energy efficiency educational materials, among other highlights.
What other U.S. festivals are out there that showcase great music and great ways to be green?
Posted by: Jennifer Zerwer
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