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“Others, like Massive Attack, pause or downscale their touring activities while seeking low-carbon options.”
“In Britain, that number is more like 4 million tons and is good for 1 percent of total yearly emissions.”
“To inventory their emissions, carbon’s bookkeepers first consult the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard.”
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“None of these environmental reports looks exclusively at audiences.”
“The GHG Protocol is a process document.”
“You will also quickly learn that most of that footprint comes from audience travel.”
“It helps businesses decide how and where to draw the lines of responsibility regarding emissions.”
“While such efforts seem good if taken at face value, the fact that they are driven by market considerations means there are ulterior purposes at play.”
“This is straight out of the corporate playbook.”
“This setup sometimes authorizes cheap shots about the supposed irony that environmentally conscious musicians and fans would travel for concerts.”
“He is the author of Decomposed: The Political Ecology of Music , an award-winning environmental history of the record industry.”
“The collaboration resulted in a 1998 report titled Safe Climate, Sound Business .”
“_______________________________ From Recomposed: Music, Climate, Crisis, Change by Kyle Devine.”
“The IMPALA Carbon Calculator is tailored to independent record labels.”
“Corporations are often not seeking direct or absolute reduction.”
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“Music’s largest companies do things differently.”
“Custom carbon calculators are proliferating among independent music businesses and organizations.”
“Yet the protocol is open to interpretation when it comes to accounting for emissions along an organization’s wider supply chains and waste streams.”
“A common, worldwide source for power usage is the International Energy Agency’s annual emissions factors reporting.”
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