By planting three sustainable plots of forest in Scotland the festival's 'carbon footprint', the amount of greenhouse gases it produces, will be neutralised.
The CEO of The Carbon Neutral Company Jonathan Shopley said: "The actions and leadership of an organization such as T in the Park in reducing CO2 emissions sets an excellent environmental example that will hopefully inspire tens of thousands of music fans attending the event to take positive action to deal with their own climate change impacts."
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Posted on 13th July 2006
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