Climate Change / Earth Hour to Turns Planet Dark for One Hour Tomorrow in Climate Wake-Up Call
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Earth Hour will be observed globally on March 28 from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm, with millions switching off non-essential lights to promote environmental conservation.
Puri, Mar 27: The world is set to observe Earth Hour on Saturday, with millions expected to switch off lights for one hour as a symbolic gesture towards environmental conservation.
World To Go Dark For One Hour
Observed every year on March 28, Earth Hour will be marked from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm, during which people across the globe will turn off non-essential lights and electrical appliances.
The initiative, which began in 2007 in Sydney, has now entered its 20th year and is celebrated in over 190 countries worldwide.
Sudarshan Pattnaik Spreads Awareness Through Sand Art
Marking the occasion, renowned international sand artist and Padma Shri awardee Sudarshan Pattnaik created a striking sand sculpture on Puri beach to raise awareness.
Through his artwork, he conveyed the message “Switch Off – Give an Hour for Earth”, urging people to conserve electricity and contribute to a sustainable future.
The sand art features creatively designed light bulbs, symbolising energy use and the importance of mindful consumption.
Message of Conservation and Collective Action
Pattnaik appealed to people across the world to switch off all unnecessary electrical appliances during the hour-long observance.
He emphasised that even a small step like saving electricity for one hour can contribute significantly towards securing a brighter and more sustainable future for the planet.
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Global Movement for a Better Future
Earth Hour continues to be one of the largest grassroots environmental movements, encouraging individuals, communities, and institutions to take collective responsibility for the Earth.
The symbolic act of spending one hour in darkness highlights the urgent need for energy conservation and environmental protection on a global scale.
World To Go Dark For One Hour
Observed every year on March 28, Earth Hour will be marked from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm, during which people across the globe will turn off non-essential lights and electrical appliances.
The initiative, which began in 2007 in Sydney, has now entered its 20th year and is celebrated in over 190 countries worldwide.
Sudarshan Pattnaik Spreads Awareness Through Sand Art
Marking the occasion, renowned international sand artist and Padma Shri awardee Sudarshan Pattnaik created a striking sand sculpture on Puri beach to raise awareness.
Through his artwork, he conveyed the message “Switch Off – Give an Hour for Earth”, urging people to conserve electricity and contribute to a sustainable future.
The sand art features creatively designed light bulbs, symbolising energy use and the importance of mindful consumption.
Message of Conservation and Collective Action
Pattnaik appealed to people across the world to switch off all unnecessary electrical appliances during the hour-long observance.
He emphasised that even a small step like saving electricity for one hour can contribute significantly towards securing a brighter and more sustainable future for the planet.
Also Read: Married Man Cannot Be Prosecuted For Consensual Live-In Relationship: Allahabad High Court Rules
Global Movement for a Better Future
Earth Hour continues to be one of the largest grassroots environmental movements, encouraging individuals, communities, and institutions to take collective responsibility for the Earth.
The symbolic act of spending one hour in darkness highlights the urgent need for energy conservation and environmental protection on a global scale.
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