Earth Hour

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Join the Global Movement: Earth Hour 2024 Unites the World in Darkness

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Lights out, world! Earth Hour 2024 is here, and major landmarks are going dark to save the planet. Get ready to join the action!

Earth Hour is not just about turning off lights; it's a global movement that unites people in the fight for sustainable nature and climate. From renowned landmarks like the London Eye and Buckingham Palace in the UK to the Space Needle in Nashville and monuments in Hyderabad, cities around the world are embracing the darkness to shine a light on climate change. WWF's soothing Earth Day anthem composed by Shantanu Moitra and sung by Papon adds a musical touch to the conservation message.

Tonight, on March 23, York Region and other cities will be turning out lights from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m., encouraging residents to participate in this symbolic gesture for the planet. The significance of Earth Hour lies in its call to action for individuals to make a difference by simply switching off lights and electrical appliances for 60 minutes.

As major world landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower, and the Sydney Opera House go dark for Earth Hour, the message is clear - it's time to take environmental action. London landmarks are joining the global lights switch-off movement, adding to the collective effort to raise awareness about climate change and the importance of sustainability.

Lights out, world! Earth Hour 2024 is calling for action, urging millions of people to participate in the global movement by turning off non-essential lights. Let's unite in darkness to brighten the future of our planet and make every hour Earth Hour!