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Burning Man values no waste — but produces a lot of it

Burning Man organizers have traditionally championed sustainability. The festival is now struggling to stay eco-friendly and adapt to climate change.

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By Madeleine Brand • Aug 22, 2023 • 1 min read

Burning Man organizers have traditionally championed sustainability. The festival is now struggling to stay eco-friendly and adapt to climate change.

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