Jul 13, 2006 • 1 min read

Pearl Jam donate cash to environmental groups

Pearl Jam will donate $100,000 to environmental groups to offset the carbon emitted on their last tour, which Stone Gossard puts at 5,000 tons.

Pearl Jam are set to donate $100,000 to environmental groups in an effort to compensate for the size of the band's 'carbon footprint' when they are on tour. Saying that 5,000 tons of carbon were emitted on the last Pearl Jam tour, guitarist Stone Gossard told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer "We can get a really relatively accurate picture of what that looks like over a year, and it's a considerable amount of carbon."

Amongst the organisations set to share the cash are the likes of the Cascade Land Conservancy and EarthCorps, which work on replenishing forests.

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