Stream by Stream
Climate love
Climate love
Eric Spoerndli
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Just listening to music generates cash to reforest. And everybody can participate because it is free.
Here's the latest update on Stream by Stream reforestation. The music industry pays artists royalties just for listening to their environmental playlists. Most of these artists donate these extra royalties to environmental projects and to motivate us to listen more.In December alone, $334 has already been raised to fund reforestation. 🌱🌱🌱
It's still a small amount, but the more this initiative is supported, the bigger the figures will get.
All links to the free environmental playlists (Spotify, Apple, Deezer or Youtube) can be found on their website. Support them (if you haven't already) and subscribe to their newsletter on their website: Translated with DeepL
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Definitely a very fun yet impactful project
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Wonderful project
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Nice project.
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@albert_hendrix thank you Albert.
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This is an awesome way of dealing with climate change
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@edwin_wangombe thank you Edwin. We also do have a nice African playlist with awesome African artists.
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Getting in the Groove
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this is a wise thought
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This is such a cool project!