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Finlandia Hall. The photo was taken with solar powered camera. Photo: Tiina Junno

CULTURAL VENUES AND SUSTAINABILITY

August 1, 2017January 16, 2019 TiinaSustainability and culture

While I was sitting opposite Musiikkitalo – Helsinki Music Centre – on my way inside to see a performance a couple of weeks ago, I started wondering about renewable energy usage in cultural venues. Culture[…]

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World Village Festival. The photo was taken with solar powered camera. Photo: Tiina Junno

TOWARDS SMALL CARBON FOOTPRINTS AT WORLD VILLAGE FESTIVAL

June 20, 2017October 17, 2018 TiinaSustainability and culture

When you go to a festival, how large is the carbon footprint of the event? I visit World Village Festival in Helsinki every year and sometimes even in the form of an exhibitor. This year[…]

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The photo was taken with solar powered camera. Photo: Okko Meinilä

ONE STREET AT A TIME

May 29, 2017January 16, 2019 TiinaSustainability and culture

I have been following Climate Street since the spring 2016. My first thought when I found out about the project was: “This is interesting.” I was curious to see the residents and businesses of the[…]

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