Don't Switch Off from Reading this - Switch Your Lights Off
29 March 2014, 8:30 pm... Watch as millions of people in more than 150 countries and 7000 cities across all 7 continents come together and use their power - to protect the planet.
Earth Hour is a simple idea that has turned into a global phenomenon! It starts with a simple flick of the lights in a collective display of commitment to create a better future for our planet. But Earth Hour is more than just this hour. Uniting behind a common purpose demonstrates that we can make a meaningful difference. Earth Hour is our chance to make our commitment to protecting our planet not just for one hour a year, but every day. It is not too late to be a part of something big.
The Earth Hour is now into it's 8th year!!
The world will be switching off...Will you??
Among the world's famous landmarks that will dim their lights are the Empire State building in New York, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow, the Bosphorus Bridge in Turkey and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. In the UK, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham palace, Tower Bridge and the London Eye will all dim their lights.
Use Your Power - be a Superhero
Earth Hour & Spider-Man Join Forces
The stars and the director of the upcoming film The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx and Marc Webb are pledging to support one Earth Hour Blue crowdfunding project each.
Join them and use your power to support 'A Flame called Hope', 'Puppy Protectors', 'Light Up a Village' & 'Power Up a Ranger' today!
"I'm proud Spider-Man is the first Superhero ambassador for Earth Hour because he shows we can all be Superheroes when we realize the power we all have." --Peter Parker a.k.a Andrew Garfield
It's not about what country you're from, it's about what planet you're from.
With every consecutive celebration of Earth Hour, India breaks its own records of participation.
When India first joined the Earth Hour movement in 2009, 5 million Indians across 56 cities showed their support by switching off non-essential lights and saving approximately 1,000 MW of power in one hour.
Since then, the campaign has grown into a national movement supported by individuals, local governments, private and public sector organizations, and institutions in more than 150 Indian cities.
New Delhi was announced India’s Earth Hour National Capital 2013 in the Earth Hour City Challenge. Signature campaigns, musical evenings, cyclothons and walkathons, candlelit marches, dance performances, magic shows, flash mobs and recycling drives marked Earth Hour 2013, which emerged as a campaign to promote renewable energy for a brighter future.
Enjoy the hour! Tell your friends and family about it, get them excited. Eat dinner by candle light or watch a movie in the dark (just like being at the theater) If you are going out anyway, switch all your lights off beforehand - that counts!
See You Under The stars!!
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