Coldplay to go 'carbon free' on next world tour | BusinessGreen News
Coldplay has cut touring carbon footprint almost in half
Coldplay to pause touring, citing environmental impact of concerts
Coldplay to pause touring until concerts are 'environmentally beneficial' - BBC News
Coldplay explains how their tour will be more environmentally sustainable - Hypebot
Coldplay Reduce Tour Carbon Emissions by Nearly Half, Narrowly Missing Target | Pitchfork
Coldplay: Music Of The Spheres World Tour Dates 2022 Concert Dates & Events | Discotech
Coldplay pause touring until they can offer 'environmentally beneficial' concerts | Coldplay | The Guardian
Global warming gets a blast of Coldplay - Grist | Grist
Coldplay Seeks to Make Its Tours Carbon Neutral - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Coldplay to take renewables on tour - reNews - Renewable Energy News
Coldplay announce net-zero Music of the Spheres world tour
Coldplay Goes Climate Positive For 2022 Music Of The Spheres World Tour - Green Queen
DHL Teams Up With Coldplay to Make Their Tour as Sustainable as Possible - DHL - Global
Coldplay: Band ready for backlash over eco-friendly world tour - BBC News
Coldplay hoping to do their bit with carbon neutral tours | Metro News
Coldplay postpones new album tour over carbon footprint fears
Coldplay lower the carbon footprint of their global tour by getting fans to power shows through kinetic dance floors and stationary electric bikes | South China Morning Post
Coldplay putting global tour of latest album on hold because they want it to be carbon neutral
Neste's renewable fuels take Coldplay around the world – collaboration helps the band towards 50% reduction in its world tour related carbon emissions | Neste
Rock Band Coldplay Takes First Steps to Cut Carbon Footprint of World Tours
Coldplay To Pause Touring Over Environmental Concerns
How Coldplay are making their new tour environmentally friendly | EW.com
Fix You: Coldplay's eco-friendly tour reduces band's carbon emissions by nearly half | Euronews
Coldplay Pause Touring Over Environmental Concerns – Rolling Stone
