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EARTH HOUR SO FAR
The largest voluntary action ever witnessed, reaching 1.3 billion people across the globe.
EARTH HOUR 2011
Going Beyond the Hour
- Supporters across 130 Indian cities switched off lights for one hour, and committed to a low carbon lifestyle.
- Over 1,000,000 students joined the movement as young environmentalists.
- Chief Minister, Smt. Sheila Dixit switched off lights at India Gate at 8:30 along with Brand Ambassador Vidya Balan.
- Going beyond the hour, ING Vysya Bank inaugurated their first solar ATM on the morning of Earth Hour 2011.
- Supporters across 130 Indian cities switched off lights for one hour, and committed to a low carbon lifestyle.
- Over 1,000,000 students joined the movement as young environmentalists.
- Chief Minister, Smt. Sheila Dixit switched off lights at India Gate at 8:30 along with Brand Ambassador Vidya Balan.
- Going beyond the hour, ING Vysya Bank inaugurated their first solar ATM on the morning of Earth Hour 2011.
EARTH HOUR 2010
- 7 million Indians participated.
- 128 cities switched off to show support
- 600,000 students supported.
- 120 Public and Private Enterprises joined in.
- Earth Hour campaign won the ‘WOW Paradigm of the Year’ award for the best social campaign.
- 128 cities switched off to show support
- 600,000 students supported.
- 120 Public and Private Enterprises joined in.
- Earth Hour campaign won the ‘WOW Paradigm of the Year’ award for the best social campaign.
EARTH HOUR 2009
India’s first attempt to inspire public action on climate change!
- 5 million citizens participated.
- 58 Indian cities supported.
- 5 million citizens participated.
- 58 Indian cities supported.
EARTH HOUR 2012
Make your city the Earth Hour Champion!
For the first time in human history, most people live in cities, and our urban lifestyle is taking a huge toll on our planet. But through collective action from local citizens, our cities can make a huge difference in reducing their impact on the environment.
So this Earth Hour, take action for your city by switching off lights on Saturday, 31st March 8:30 – 9:30 PM and make your city an Earth Hour Champion!
6 mega cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore- have registered in the race to become the Earth Hour 2012 Champion City! These cities are taking meaningful steps to encourage participation for Earth Hour and build a green community within their city. Is your city gearing up to participate?
Lead the way for your entire city, making sure you and your fellow citizens collectively participate in Earth Hour to make your city the Earth Hour Champion!
So this Earth Hour, take action for your city by switching off lights on Saturday, 31st March 8:30 – 9:30 PM and make your city an Earth Hour Champion!
6 mega cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore- have registered in the race to become the Earth Hour 2012 Champion City! These cities are taking meaningful steps to encourage participation for Earth Hour and build a green community within their city. Is your city gearing up to participate?
Lead the way for your entire city, making sure you and your fellow citizens collectively participate in Earth Hour to make your city the Earth Hour Champion!
31st March 2012
GET INVOLVED
To make a start, there are several things you can do
1. Join us on facebook
2. Make a personal pledge
3. Run your own Earth Hour event
4. Challenge someone to commit to a positive action for the planet.
5. Spread the message – facebook, twitter etc, add our tools and downloads to your website etc
1. Join us on facebook
2. Make a personal pledge
3. Run your own Earth Hour event
4. Challenge someone to commit to a positive action for the planet.
5. Spread the message – facebook, twitter etc, add our tools and downloads to your website etc
FIND US ON
KEY CONTACT
Aarti Khosla
Senior Manager- Programme Communications & Campaigns WWF-India,
Tel: +91 11 41504823
Email: akhosla@wwfindia.net
Aarti Khosla
Senior Manager- Programme Communications & Campaigns WWF-India,
Tel: +91 11 41504823
Email: akhosla@wwfindia.net