Studio 91 Media

Reducing carbon emissions with Ben Horrigan from Studio 91 Media captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Ben Horrigan from Studio 91 Media - Zero Carbon Tour interview

The majority of Studio 91 Media's carbon footprint comes from them driving around to get to film shoots. They have recently bought an electric cargo bike which they have been using to get to local shoots and they also have a plug in hybrid car. The staff at Studio 91 Media are all carbon literacy trained and they are a silver carbon literacy organisation.

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