Massive Attack music will purify from carbon
The famous electronic group Massive Attack shared a short movie on the impact of the music industry on climate change. By Anthony Tombling Jr., in the short film managed for Unit 3 Films, Robert Del Naja, who aims to create a awareness on how the decarbonization speed of the live music sector increases, while also has explanations about the musicians who are forced due to pandemi.
How does Turne programs harm[[ T2] Robert Del Naja talks on the damage of major turn-on programs to the environment. In the eight-minute movie, the group worked together with the Tyndall Climate Change Research Center of Manchester University to investigate the impact of live music industry on climate change and seek ways of carbonization the sector.
You can watch the movie [ from this link[
How does Turne programs harm[[ T2] Robert Del Naja talks on the damage of major turn-on programs to the environment. In the eight-minute movie, the group worked together with the Tyndall Climate Change Research Center of Manchester University to investigate the impact of live music industry on climate change and seek ways of carbonization the sector.
You can watch the movie [ from this link[
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