We can make a difference to Earth
60 Earth Hour was observed yesterday around the world. It had one mission: an act by the global population in unison to create a new awareness on the state of affairs of planet Earth. Organised by World Wide Fund for Nature, Earth Hour has been hailed as the biggest ever global movement involving...
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/32813/ http://eprints.usm.my/32813/1/DZUL164.pdf |
| Summary: | 60 Earth Hour was observed yesterday around the world. It had one mission: an act by the global population in
unison to create a new awareness on the state of affairs of planet Earth.
Organised by World Wide Fund for Nature, Earth Hour has been hailed as the biggest ever global movement
involving hundreds of millions of people who participated by switching off nonessential
lighting for an hour
yesterday.
Cities ranging from Las Vegas to Sydney, from Cape Town to Kuala Lumpur went dark for an hour.
It was a highly symbolic event that demonstrated an opportunity on how the problems of the world can be
collectively tackled. |
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