Earth Day: Can a playlist encourage you to be more eco friendly?


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Around 60 musicians, including Coldplay and Brian Eno, have created playlists to raise environmental awareness among music lovers. – Photo: ClientEarth, via AFP

It's not always easy to start a conversation about the climate crisis with loved ones. The new #PlaylistsForEarth initiative now offers you the opportunity to do so in song. It brings together a selection of musical playlists created by artists committed to the environment. Get your headphones ready!

While music is known to have many benefits, ClientEarth hopes that it can also be involved in raising awareness about the climate crisis. Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, the charity recently launched the #PlaylistsForEarth awareness campaign. Its goal? To use musical playlists to spark conversations about the environment and ecology.

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