Bob Dylan, Sting, and Björk are among the many musicians who have used their music to raise awareness about climate change and environmental issues.

Songs for the Earth was an album released in 2007 featuring 50 artists, including Sheryl Crow, Bonnie Raitt, and John Mayer, coming together to raise awareness about climate change.

Glastonbury Festival is known for its focus on sustainability and environmental activism, with initiatives such as using renewable energy sources, reducing waste, and promoting ethical food choices.

Musicians for the Planet is an organization founded by musicians to support environmental causes and promote sustainable practices in the music industry.

Folk music is often associated with environmental activism and raising awareness about ecological issues, with artists like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Woody Guthrie using their music to address environmental concerns.

Radiohead's song 'Nude' addresses the issue of climate change and environmental destruction, with lyrics like 'Ice age coming, ice age coming, let me hear you scream.'

Brian Eno released an album called 'Reflection' in 2019, which featured collaborations with scientists and environmental experts to explore the relationship between music and the natural world.

Music for the Planet is an initiative launched by UNEP to engage musicians and the music industry in environmental advocacy, promoting sustainable practices and raising awareness about environmental issues.

Beyoncé's music video for 'Pretty Hurts' features scenes of environmental destruction and climate change impacts, highlighting the connection between beauty standards and the exploitation of the natural world.

Music and the Environment is an organization that works to connect musicians with environmental organizations and activists to create music and campaigns that promote environmental conservation.

Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, and Colbie Caillat are among the musicians who have used their music to raise awareness about ocean conservation and plastic pollution.

Coldplay's song 'Paradise' addresses the issue of deforestation and the destruction of rainforests, with lyrics like 'Look at the stars, look how they shine for you, and everything you do.'

Glastonbury Festival is known for its commitment to sustainability and its efforts to reduce its environmental impact, with initiatives such as using renewable energy sources, reducing waste, and promoting ethical food choices.

Green Music Group is an organization that works to promote sustainable practices in the music industry and educate musicians about environmental issues.