How To Make Records Greener
Vinyl records are famously enjoying a renaissance, despite their less-publicized impact on the environment. Now, a handful of record-related startups are going green.
We’ve all heard the good news about vinyl, a steady drumbeat of recovery over the past two decades. After bottoming out at 857,000 units in 2005, LP sales have have increased every year since, surging another 14% to 49.6 million units last year.
The bad news hasn’t made quite as many headlines, but it’s very clear: vinyl records are pretty terrible for …
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