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Earth Hour 2010-- March 27 20:30-21:30


A major global lights-out initiative, Earth Hour 2010, will be held on March 27, 2010.

Earth Hour is a worldwide campaign that aims to educate the community about the threats of climate change, informing individuals and businesses about the difference they can make by reducing their emissions at home and in the workplace.

Candle Night supports lights-out initiatives in the world and share their causes. While turning off the lights during Earth Hour, let's enjoy quality time with your family and friends. In the darkness with a small candle lit, it will be the time to retrieve "connectedness" with people, nature and the planet.

If you find it interesting, please visit their website and find the detail.
http://www.earthhour.org/