Do you love K-Pop and Sokcho? We who love K-pop and Sokcho must also face the fact that attending K-pop concerts and various local festivals in Sokcho generates carbon emissions! So, what are some ways to keep enjoying and loving
This article is based on an interview with Dayeon Lee, an activist from KPOP 4 PLANET. Among the four areas—albums/merchandise, world tour performances, streaming, and costumes—which do you think requires the most urgent carbon reduction? And why do you think
Sustainable K-POP Powered by the Fandom Popular culture—through music, movies, dramas, and performances—brings us great joy. However, while enjoying this popular culture, we sometimes end up buying things we don’t really need. We may have simply wanted to support our
The UK-based non-profit organizations Attitude is Everything, Julie’s Bicycle, and A Greener Future have collaborated to create a toolkit that explores how disabled people can enjoy live events in environmentally friendly and sustainable ways. The toolkit is organized around four
Introduction: Sustainable Performing Arts “Sustainable Performing Arts” refers to performance art that takes into account the current state of the planet and aims to be maintained over the long term. In the arts sector, there is a growing trend toward
Singer PSY’s Soaked Show is hugely popular for its unique concept of drenching the audience in water during the hot summer. However, it has also faced criticism due to the fact that each performance wastes about 300 tons of water.
1. 들어가며 날씨가 좋아지며 공연업계가 성수기를 맞아 공연과 콘서트가 성행하고 있다. 코로나 엔데믹 선언을 기다렸던 만큼 더욱 많은 인원이 몰리고 있다. 하지만 이런 콘서트가 기후변화에 악영향을 준다는 사실을 대부분은 알지 못한다. 단지 음악을 듣고 공연을 즐길 뿐인데 온실가스가 배출되는 이유는
The NAA Green Guide was created by the National Arenas Association (NAA)—a network of indoor arenas and venues in the UK and Ireland—in collaboration with the nonprofit consultancy A Greener Future (AGF). This guide supports the sustainable management and operation
The Green Club Guide was created by Clubtopia, a Berlin-based coalition of clubs from Europe’s largest club scene, with the support of the city of Berlin and in collaboration with clubliebe, CLUBCOMMISSION, BUND: Friends of the Earth Germany, and LIVEKOMM.
This is a guide compiled in 2021 by the Scottish Classical Sustainability Group, bringing together the efforts of over 30 orchestras, ensembles, and individual musicians from across Scotland. It explores past case studies to show how orchestras, ensembles, and individuals