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Kinetic dance floors that turn dance moves into green energy helped Coldplay reduce emissions by 59 percent on their latest tour.
Eighteen shows were powered by a battery system made from recycled BMW batteries.
For every ticket sold - 7m so far - a tree was planted via the global reforestation nonprofit One Tree Planted.
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