If you haven't heard, today is Earth Hour where many people are expected to turn off their lights and other electronics from 8:30pm to 9:30pm local time. Today is the third annual worldwide event. It is a time when we as people can appreciate our planet Earth and at the same time show how easy it is to conserve. Millions of homes and businesses and hundreds of major landmarks will go dark for one hour to show that energy conservation is important and to send this message to political leaders attending the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December 2009.
It is said that lighting accounts for about 11 percent of a typical American homes energy bills, while computers and electronics add another 9 percent. So by shutting off these things when were not using them, we can lower our load significantly.
Major places around the world are supporting such as Las Vegas whose bright lights will shut off for a complete hour! Literally everywhere around the globe from New York City to Paris, France will conserve energy as we support our Earth on this pleasant day.
Remember, there are also many other ways we can keep our Earth healthy and spare some bills by checking out The Daily Green today! Just remember to have a wonderful night!
Saturday, March 28, 2009
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Oh awesome :)
ReplyDeleteNever knew there was such a thing as this
Gosh Alisya you suck!!!! I was gonna post a blog about Earth Hour! ARGGHH!! hahahaha but I was too lazy... Fast typer!
ReplyDeletehaha sorry i was thinking about it all day and i thought why not?
ReplyDeletehey is my personal blog cool looking?
Umm it's a little white for me. hahahaha that didn't sound mildly racist at all! No but cool blog. I guess I should be posting what I post on the Stagg Line blog on my own too!
ReplyDeleteI love your personal blog alisya.
ReplyDeleteearth hour hmmm
i think alisya read the same yahoo article i did cuz she took a few cds from it...
shop lifter awesome blogger
early bird gets the worm jeremy
a little erica haha
ReplyDeletei got sources should i mention it?
it's just good information