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4 june 2008
creamfields teams up with liftshare.com
UPFRONT, news, night online, COMMENTS
Creamfields, whose summer line up includes Kasabian, Fatboy Slim, Ian Brown, Paul van Dyk, Tiesto and Underworld, has teamed up with Liftshare.com, a company whose aim is to make people aware and travel efficient.
This partnership will help cut car emissions by introducing friendly festival-goers to each other online before the event so they can share car journeys and make friends early and save money in the process!
Ali Clabburn of liftshare.com says: “Festival-goers have long cared about the environment, and love the idea of car-sharing to get there. It saves money, cuts congestion and reduces your CO2 emissions - so it’s win-win for everybody.
“Its’s great to be working with Creamfields to bring their festival-goers a greener way of getting there. It costs nothing to join and just means the fun can start even earlier as they find new friends to share the journey with!”
To celebrate Creamfields' 10th anniversary, festival goers are also being encouraged to dress up, be it fancy dress, prom dresses, top hat and tails or home made outfits made from recycled clothes.
Creamfields will also be providing containers for punters to throw the old outfits into which will be donated to Oxfam at the end.
Creamfields will also be donating any tents that get left behind to charity. The ‘tent donation station’ will be put to good use, with any tents left behind from the event sent to parts of the world where they are needed most to provide shelter.
As well as encouraging people to make use of the recycling bins around the site, The Residents Bar, that will be home to the 'unsung heroes of clubland' is also making its green contribution, with an arena made out of sustainable materials and runs on a biomass generator and wind turbines that guarantees great times and no waste.
Other initiatives include:
· Providing festival goers with recycling bags to use in the campsites
· Solar Powered beach huts and pod pads for luxury accomadation in Boutique camping
· Pump Powered taps to minimise water wastage
· Providing water waste containers so contaminated water is not poured on the floor
· Traders using recycling and biodegradable bin bags
· Food and drink stands using biodegradable or re-usable plates and cups
· All waste to be separated and recycled off site
From: Night Online
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Related Links:
www.creamfields.com
www.liftshare.com

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