Her 14-month Hit Me Hard and Soft tour across 15 countries set a new standard for sustainable touring: reusable bottles, recycled merch, plant-based food at venues, 27 food drives feeding over 4,000 people, and funding for 102 nonprofits and 19 climate projects. Over 30 venues launched lasting environmental initiatives as a direct result.
(c) Daniel Duarte

La tournée de Billie Eilish a financé 102 ONG et évité 103 620 bouteilles en décharge

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Sa tournée de 14 mois Hit Me Hard and Soft dans 15 pays a fixé un nouveau standard : bouteilles réutilisables, merchandising recyclé, alimentation végétale dans les salles, 27 collectes alimentaires pour plus de 4 000 personnes, et un financement pour 102 organisations à but non lucratif et 19 projets climatiques. Plus de 30 salles ont lancé des initiatives environnementales durables.

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