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must play its role in "leaving a positive impact upon the environment", the music festival's director has said.
The two-day event, which takes place in Manchester in June, has announced a series of measures to reduce its impact "both locally and wider".
Its "green pledge" includes using biofuel in generators, banning single-use plastics and using "clean glitter".
Director Jon Drape said Parklife wanted to be "as sustainable as possible".
The festival, which has been held at Heaton Park for a decade, has faced issues with litter previously, with a huge clean-up operation being needed to deal with thousands of empty bottles, cans and other discarded items.
