The music industry can be a dirty business for the environment. From buses to pyrotechnics to large amounts of waste generated from concert tours, bands produce tons of CO2 emissions. So, Guster guitarist, Adam Gardner and his wife started the g ...
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Focus Earth: Greening The Music Industry
The music industry can be a dirty business for the environment. From buses to pyrotechnics to large amounts of waste generated from concert tours, bands produce tons of CO2 emissions. So, Guster guitarist, Adam Gardner and his wife started the g ...
Added: Oct 29, 2009
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