Since then, Earth Hour has become a global movement, with more than 4,000 cities in 87 countries going dark for 60 minutes last year.
Clearly the main thrust of Earth Hour is to remind folks that we use a heck of a lot of energy to brighten offices, illuminate landmarks, and advertise Broadway hits—and all that energy consumption equals quite a few greenhouse gas emissions.
The Earth Hour begins on March 27, 2010 between 08:30 & 09:30 pm local time.
"Let's stand in darkness for one hour to ensure brightness in our future."
Join to Save Energy.
Please Make Sure that you are a part of this EVENT :) ... Even 5 or 10 mins will count... contribute and see how good it feels.
Let the winter, summer and monsoon start and end on time with no extra warming... Enjoy the breeze of moon light for an hour.. go for walk... share thoughts and ideas...
Visit the website for more info www.myearthhour.org
Peace and love,
Raks...
wel its no surprise tht ds is written by u... nature lover n electrical engg... tht 2 u r employee of power n water corp:)...its really nice of u to promote this...v all cn really make a difference by saving our natural resources...especially water...though 22nd marchs gone bt everyday counts...
ReplyDeletegrow more trees, save electricity, water, use bikes or walk whn close nt only gud 4 conservation bt for ur body n soul 2...
gud job thr raks...:)