All Music Festivals Have To Manage Crap Weather Risks, But Climate Change Threatens The Industry

Any outdoor music festival or event in Australia has to weigh the risks of crappy weather dampening the day — it’s always a possibility organisers have to plan for. But recent extreme weather events caused by climate change are threatening the industry to the point where punters are increasingly hesitant to book tickets and festivals are having to reconsider their spending and setups. In the past six months alone, Byron Bay’s Splendour in the Grass, Strawberry Fields on the Murray River

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