Billie Eilish, Bon Iver, the 1975, Others Are Once Again Asking the Government to Pay Attention to the Environment

Billie Eilish, Arcade Fire, Bon Iver, the 1975, and Brian Eno are among the musicians to stand with the U.S. chapter of Music Declares Emergency.

— have long tried to shout loud enough for the U.S. government to hear when it comes to climate change. And despite the grim prospects of Biden’s Build Back Better agenda, they’re using Earth Day 2022 as another rock in that David/Goliath slingshot., which has teamed up with 6,000 other musicians, including Eilish, to pen a letter urging the U.S. government to take action on the environment.

Eilish, for one, has been caping for the environment for years now, decreeing Gen-Z the saviors of the earth in the trailer for the

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