This new report reviews the sustainability of Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 show in Bristol 2024 for its performance against the recommendations of the earlier Super-Low Carbon Live Music Roadmap for onsite energy, transport and food, against a hypothetical show where environmental measures are not prioritised.
Act 1.5 Assessing Progress Report for Massive Attack is here to download
A significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions come from reservoirs and dams, and a new framework links those to dam siting decisions. Here’s why it is a major step towards low-carbon hydropower worldwide.
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Professor Andrew Jordan has been appointed to the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC), recognised for his expertise in climate policy, governance, and environmental research.
Professor Corinne Le Quéré says the breakdown in international cooperation, long supporting global progress on climate action, has hit science head on. Speaking candidly about deliberate efforts by some world leaders to undermine science and scientists, the leading climate researcher sets out why protecting communities from the growing impacts of climate change depends on more scientific leadership.
