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Welcome to the Earth Hour global community!
You join millions who turned off the lights for an hour to spark inspiration to do more for the planet and take action beyond the hour. As part of our community, you'll be kept updated with information and opportunities to participate in the Earth Hour movement. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube for a full 360-degree engagement.
Lets unite people to protect the planet!
Earth Hour Header 2014
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HistoryHow Earth Hour grew from one city to 152 countries.
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ImpactEarth Hour is about collective impact, beyond the hour.
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Message from AndyGet the latest updates from Andy
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Join the Global CommunityJoining the Earth Hour community is easy and be the first to receive our latest updates.
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Meet the TeamFind out more about the team behind Earth Hour.
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IndividualJoin us at Earth Hour to be part of a global community that is take action towards a more sustainable future.
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Organisations / CorporateLead, engage, inspire, and make a real impact for a better planet.
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Tools and DownloadsCheck out our free tools to help you badge your action Earth Hour.
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Pocoyo GamePlay the game and teach your kids about recyling.
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Kids' GamePlay the game to get the lights turned off for Earth Hour.
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Virtual LanternMake a Virtual Lantern and send it to your friends.
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Virtual LightswitchUse our Virtual Lightswitch to spread the word on Facebook.
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Explore the MapCheck out what's happening for Earth Hour in your country/territory.
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Our StoriesFind out how Earth Hour is changing the world.
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Earth Hour City ChallengeOur initiative to make cities greener
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Global Press ReleasesPress releases from Earth Hour Global.
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FAQsAll your Earth Hour questions answered.
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SpokespeopleEarth Hour CEO Andy Ridley.
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ContactGet in touch with the Earth Hour Team.
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Earth Hour Image GalleryAll the images from Earth Hour
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Earth Hour Video GalleryAll the videos from Earth Hour.
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