Del Naja emphasizes that instead of just discussing the climate crisis, the music industry must take concrete actions to mitigate environmental damage.
The Act 1.5 festival aims to be 100% powered by renewable energy, setting a precedent for large-scale events and encouraging the industry to adopt sustainable practices.
The lengthy journey to the event highlights an ongoing frustration within Massive Attack regarding the music sector's superficial approach to addressing climate issues.
Massive Attack's collaboration with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research demonstrates a commitment to provide a practical roadmap for achieving super-low carbon live music.
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