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Could music streaming have a negative impact on the environment?
A study from Oslo and Glasgow concluded, although music consumption nowadays uses less plastic and non-recyclable materials, now streaming releases more carbon emissions.
Reporter Phoebe Humphrey finds out why this is.
Guests
Pat Monaghan, Rocksteady Records Owner
Contributors
Phoebe Humphrey
Category: Audio, Audio, Entertainment, Interview, News, News and Commentary
Topics: Environment, Music, News
Tags: environment, Music Streaming, Phoebe Humphrey, research, sustainability
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