How many bags of garbage do you think 4,000 people produce in two days at a summer festival? At the Art of Being Green Festival in Lanark Highlands, the answer is 6 and dropping fast. Paul Martin interviewed Beth Peterkin, one of the event organizers at this celebration of environmentally responsible living.
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Matt Street continues his look at the geography of music with this segment on the environmental footprint of summer music festivals. Here he takes an in-depth look at the annual Bluesfest that occurs at Ottawa’s Lebreton Flats. He spoke with Mark Monahan, the Executive/Artistic Director of the music festival, about what they are doing to . . . → Read More: July 10, 2008: Bluesfest Goes Eco-Friendly |
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