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Earth Hour – On Saturday, March 27, 2010, at 20:30, take action and turn off the lights for an hour to combat climate change.

On March 27, 2010 at 20:30, Earth Hour will be held around the world. Join us in turning out the lights and sending an "Urgent Action on Climate Change" initiative to the world.

Earth Hour 2010 will call on everyone to take responsibility and play their part in ensuring a sustainable future.

Earth Hour 2010 goal: More than 6,000 cities around the world, more than 1 billion people participate in the activity, **, enterprises and communities actively participate, making "Earth Hour" the world's largest environmental protection action.

Earth Hour -- Saturday night, March 27, 2010 is a call to care about the planet's climate change and turn off the lights for one hour. Map.

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Earth Hour"It is an initiative put forward by WWF (World Nature**) to respond to global climate change, hoping that individuals, enterprises and ** will turn off the lights for one hour from 20:30 to 21:30 on the last Saturday of March every year.

Turn off the lights and light up the earth for an hour...

The purpose of "Earth Hour" is not to save electricity, but to make the public aware of the importance of protecting the earth, raise everyone's awareness of environmental protection, and develop good habits of environmental protection in ordinary life. Based on the global average of resource consumption and carbon dioxide emissions in 2007, humanity needs a planet to meet its needs. One small step for everyone is a giant leap for the planet.

We advocate changes in the five aspects of "clothing, food, housing, transportation and entertainment": sharing unused clothes with those who need them instead of simply throwing them away, ordering food moderately to eliminate waste, smart consumption and rational shopping, choosing more green travel methods such as walking or cycling to pursue a healthy life, and more contact with nature to relieve physical and mental stress. Starting from the little things of daily life, participate in environmental protection actions, practice sustainable living and consumption methods, and exert our common strength for the blue future, for you, me, and him.

The goal of Earth Hour is to get individuals, families, and businesses involved as much as possible by turning off lights and other electrical appliances for an hour (except for necessary lights such as traffic, such as computer monitors, televisions, etc.). And the main thing is not the question of saving electricity, but how to curb climate warming.

Many people will ask, is it worth such a busy job? Everyone's trade-off criteria are different, and there is no value or not. However, I would like to say that if people receive our wages for several years a month, if they are relaxed, not busy, not tired, and not stressed, then they are probably deceitful.

Earth Hour 2012.

Earth Hour is an initiative of the World Biological Association (WWF) to address global climate change, hoping that individuals, communities, and businesses will meet the requirements of the last Saturday of March at 20:30-21:

30 hours of lights out to show their support for climate change action.

Earth Hour is a global energy-saving campaign proposed by the World Nature** to combat global climate change, advocating that household and business users turn off unnecessary lights and electricity-consuming products for one hour at 20:30 local time on the last Saturday of March every year to show their support for climate change action.

Climate change caused by excessive carbon dioxide emissions is already a major threat to the survival of humanity on Earth. So the public can only mitigate the impact of this threat on the world by changing the attitude of the global population towards CO2 emissions.

Earth Hour 2020 falls at 8:30 p.m. on March 28, and when biodiversity fades, the future of human health and prosperity will be threatened. Together, let's protect biodiversity and speak up for the planet.

Many places around the world participated in Earth Hour environmental protection activities by turning off lights and other ways to jointly express their determination to care for the earth's homeland. Against the backdrop of the global pandemic, the event highlighted the digital features and the importance of protecting nature.

Every year on the last Saturday of March, 20:30 and 21:30, Earth Hour.

What started as a rallying call for Sydney residents to turn off the lights has grown to become one of the world's biggest climate action initiatives. On March 28, 2009 at 8:30 p.m., people around the world will turn off their lights for Earth Hour.

We hope that more than 1,000 cities and 1 billion people will participate in this event and use global efforts to combat climate change.

Earth Hour was first launched in Australia in 2007 when around 2.2 million Sydney homes and businesses turned off their lights for an hour. Just one year later, however, Earth Hour has become a global and growing event, with more than 5 million people in more than 35 countries participating. Landmarks in major cities around the world, such as the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, the Colosseum in Rome and the Coca-Cola billboards in Times Square, have been left in the dark, and residents of cities have expressed their enthusiasm for the urgent cause of environmental protection.

Earth Hour 2009 is a global initiative that calls on everyone, every business and community to take action, get involved, and take responsibility to create a sustainable tomorrow. Landmarks from all over the world, from Europe to the Americas, will be in the dark. And the people of the world will work together to create a better tomorrow for the earth by turning off the lights.

"Earth 1 Hour" is an initiative issued by the World Nature** to the world, calling on individuals, communities, enterprises and ** to turn off the lights for 1 hour on the last Saturday of March every year, in order to inspire people's sense of responsibility to protect the earth, as well as to think about environmental issues such as climate change, and show support for global action to fight climate warming. It's a global event that has taken the world by storm since it was first championed in Sydney in 2007.

Song Title: Turn off a light.

Singing: Yu Quan.

Special: Earth Hour 2011 theme song.

turn off the lights

Let's make the change can't see the ice in Iceland.

A star that can't see the starry sky.

We are lost.

Like a polar bear that has lost its promised land.

More doesn't have to be really much.

Less is not necessarily less.

We're always hungry for more.

But I don't understand that less is more.

Turn off a light and light up the stars.