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Glastonbury Music Festival Goes Green

Let's take the lead of the Brits and create Ojai music & art festivals examples of environmentally conscious events as well.

Glastonbury Music Festival - June 22-24, 2007

This years Glastonbury festival-goers will be asked to make a difference to climate change by reducing their carbon footprint. As well as eating organic food, washing in carbon neutral showers, using eco-friendly toilets and being supplied with recycled toilet paper, revellers will be invited to join the I Count campaign. It details 16 steps to reduce their environmental impact, and aims to sign up 100,000 people in three days.

The full line-up of musicians to perform at the Glastonbury festival later this month has been announced.

The Who, The Killers and Arctic Monkeys will be headlining on the Pyramid Stage during the three-day event.Among the more than 200 acts listed are Rufus Wainwright, Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse, The Gossip, Paul Weller, Chemical Brothers and Shirley Bassey.The festival, which starts on 22 June, will be the largest yet, with an extended capacity of 177,500.

Posted by Raymond Powers on June 10, 2007 09:37 PM | | | Glastonbury Music Festival Goes Green

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