By Becky Striepe •
May 25, 2009
Phish is teaming up once again with Reverb Rock to lighten their summer tour’s carbon footprint!
[Phish at Hampton Coliseum, 2009. Creative Commons photo by Bryan Sereny]
Portland, Maine-based Reverb is a non profit organization that helps bands reduce their tours’ impacts through education and action. They’ve worked on over 70 tours and 1000 events since their launch in 2004, saving 62,608 tons of CO2 and reaching over 8 million fans! They helped Phish reduce the impact of their Hampton Coliseum shows earlier this year, and now they’ve announced some exciting initiatives for the summer tour!
By Becky Striepe •
February 25, 2009
By offering services from ride-sharing to Earth-friendly merch options, Reverb Rock helps concert-goers and -organizers lower their carbon footprints!
[Creative Commons photo by Joe Goldberg]
OK, I’ll admit it. On top of being a composting, rainwater harvesting, organic gardening hippie, I am also a huge Phish fan. You can imagine my delight when I got this in my email:
By Jerry James Stone •
November 12, 2008
The ridesharing website PickupPal was struck down by a Canadian court in a case brought against them by bus giant Trentway-Wagar. The company took PickupPal to the Highway Transport Board complaining that the ride-matching service fell afoul of the province’s strict ride-sharing laws
