News / #music
The music event business faces cancellations and rising health risks as extreme weather events hit outdoor shows.
From electricity-producing dancefloors to giving the planet a cut of profits, the music industry is putting climate centre stage.
British rock band Coldplay's release of its arena tour sustainability report – it is one of few artistes to do so – brought it extra attention. Korean pop powerhouses are starting to align themselves with the climate movement. Observers say it is a good start, but claims need to be scrutinised.
Lovers of the mega-bands are launching online campaigns to raise funds and awareness in response to disasters and deforestation—and hope their idols will join them.
Most popular
-
![The ExxonMobil-NTU-A*STAR Corporate Lab was launched in April]()
News / Carbon & Climate
Singapore student activists question ExxonMobil backing of low carbon solutions lab
Students say there is a conflict of interest in the oil major's involvement in the low carbon solutions … -
![CSO_burnout]()
A growing number of pressures is pushing CSOs to the limit as the sustainability function expands and evolves. … -
![Typhoon Doksuri_2023-07-25]()
News / Carbon & Climate
1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?
Surface temperatures have exceeded the 1.5°C limit for over 10 months, leading to more calls for climate action. … -
![Japan oil rig]()
Singapore's DBS Bank is newly listed among the top 60 banks globally which committed US$705 trillion into fossil … -
![water scarcity malaysia]()
Malaysia lost an estimated US$1.7 billion in wasted water between 2018 and 2022. The perceived low cost of … -
![sarawak forest]()
News / Carbon & Climate
Sarawak forest carbon projects face pushback over Indigenous land rights
Communication and baseline setting for local community impact has been a key challenge despite almost two years of …
