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November 14, 2011

Solar-powered New York rock band performs in Srinagar

A solar-powered eco rock band from New York performed in Srinagar last Saturday to create environmental and ecological awareness.


"We organized a unique event by 'Solar Punch' to create awareness about environment and climate solutions through a music performance. Solar Punch is a solar-powered eco rock band from New York on a green mission to Kashmir," said the organizers, India Youth Climate Network, about the performance at the local Amar Singh College where the students also joined the performers.

James Dean Conklin and Alan Bigelow, the founders of 'Solar Punch', told IANS: "Our original music is about the environment, ecology and social issues relevant to a sustainable lifestyle.

"We use music to sing about science and environment and hold workshops to explain solar concepts. We believe the actions by one person can make some difference towards protection of our environment and the action by many can make a massive difference.

"We are in Jammu and Kashmir this November for a visit meeting individuals and groups involved in environmental education programmes and activism," they said.

The founders said the rock band is highlighting water issues, food issues, air quality, and so on.

"The Solar Punch is part journalism, part classroom, part multi-cultural bridge builder and all rock and roll," said the band members.

All the electric power requirements for the band's performance were met by solar power generated by solar panels erected on a van accompanying the rock band.

The band also performed on Sunday in the north Kashmir ski resort of Gulmarg.

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