Green Awards for Festivals -we aren't there! Ahem organisers

Thu 21 Apr 2011, 16:53

Given that Wilderness hasn't taken place yet so can hardly begin to be "lowering carbon emissions year on year", and that Riverside isn't exactly the sort of corporate-run event that goes in for "developing ?baselines? for 2010 and implementing strategies", I'm not quite sure why you might expect either of Charlbury's music festivals to be on the list...

Thu 21 Apr 2011, 14:55

http://www.juliesbicycle.com/about-jb/news/1028,Press+Release%3A+Julie%E2%80%99s+Bicycle+Announce+New+Industry+Green+Awards.html%3E

Watch out for the line break.
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Julie?s Bicycle is delighted to award fourteen UK music festivals with prestigious Industry Green certification

Julie?s Bicycle, the not-for-profit organisation working with the creative industries to support environmental sustainability, has announced the award of their prestigious Industry Green (IG) certificates…

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