Massive Attack made a decision to collaborate with climate scientists on a model for sustainable touring, focusing on reducing carbon emissions while still performing.
The concert showcased not just their music, but a commitment to sustainability, being powered entirely by renewable energy, proving that large-scale events can reduce their carbon footprint.
Del Naja criticized previous efforts in the music industry to address climate change, stating they were not in line with the urgent goals set by the United Nations.
Massive Attack has also encouraged fans to attend events sustainably, promoting walking, cycling, or public transport, to minimize the environmental impact of audience travel.
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