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Making the concert-going experience more sustainable
2025/6/17
Marketplace All-in-One
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Adam Gardner
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Chris Mason
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Henry Epp
Adam Gardner: 作为Reverb的联合创始人，我深切关注演唱会对环境的影响。我们最新的研究表明，演唱会最大的碳足迹来自于观众的交通出行，这实际上反映了我们国家在基础设施和交通方面存在的问题。我认为音乐行业有潜力成为变革的催化剂，通过推广公共交通和文化层面的环保意识，在市政层面推动可持续发展。然而，目前粉丝们虽然渴望更环保的出行方式，但常常面临信息不足和基础设施不完善的困境。因此，我认为场馆、演出主办方和艺人都应该共同承担起责任，为观众提供更多可持续的交通选择。例如，提供拼车服务、增加公共交通班次、或者组织环保巴士等。此外，自从新冠疫情爆发以来，音乐行业对可持续发展的关注度显著提高。我认为，要真正推动演唱会交通的变革，关键在于信息、基础设施和激励这三个方面。我们需要向观众提供清晰的交通信息，完善相关的基础设施，并提供一定的激励措施，鼓励大家选择更环保的出行方式。我相信，通过各方的共同努力，我们可以让音乐会更加环保，为地球的可持续发展贡献一份力量。
Deep Dive
The Senate Republicans unveiled their version of the mega tax and spending bill, differing from the House version on several key issues. The Senate version proposes less generous tax breaks in certain areas, including the child tax credit and deductions for tipped income and overtime pay. It also maintains a lower cap on state and local tax deductions and would more aggressively cut Medicaid.
- Senate version of the mega tax and spending bill differs from the House version
- Senate proposes raising the child tax credit to $2,200, less than the House's $2,500
- Senate would put limits on deductions for tipped income and overtime pay
- Senate would keep the cap on state and local tax deductions at $10,000
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