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About Earth HourFind out how Earth Hour began and why it continues to inspire.
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What is Climate Change?Learn more about climate change and it's causes.
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Meet the TeamFind out more about the team behind Earth Hour.
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Join the CommunityBecome part of the Earth Hour community.
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How to GuidesFind out how to run your own Earth Hour with our handy guides.
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Tools and DownloadsCheck out our free tools to help you badge your action Earth Hour.
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Spread the WordFind out how you can spread the Earth Hour message.
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How Organisations can Get InvolvedFind out how your organisation can help.
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Become an Earth Hour OrganiserJoin the Earth Hour team and organise your own lights out event.
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People's Postcode LotteryFind out how you can get involved.
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How Organisations can Get InvolvedFind out how your organisation can help.
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Friends Case StudiesFind out what our supporters are doing.
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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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Country Team Press ReleasesNews from country teams.
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Earth Hour HistoryHow Earth Hour grew from one city to 135 countries.
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SpokespeopleEarth Hour Executive Director Andy Ridley.
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FAQsAll your Earth Hour questions answered.
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Media EnquiriesGet in touch with the Earth Hour Team.
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Earth Hour 2012 Video GalleryAll the videos from Earth Hour 2012.
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Earth Hour 2012 Image GalleryAll the images from Earth Hour 2012
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Hundreds of millions of people, businesses and governments around the world unite each year to support the largest environmental event in history - Earth Hour.
Find out more about who we are, how we’ve grown, and why you should get involved.
More than 6,950 cities and towns in 152 countries and territories switched off their lights for Earth Hour 2012, sending a powerful message for action to save the planet. This year marked the continuation of the movement’s commitment to going Beyond the Hour, with more than 200,000 individuals accepting I Will If You Will challenges on YouTube to turn their symbolic action for the planet into an ongoing commitment to a sustainable future.
Global warming is the greatest threat facing our planet today. A warming planet alters weather patterns, water supplies, seasonal growth for plants and a sustainable way of life for us, and the world’s wildlife. Climate change has already started, but it’s not too late to take action. There’s still time for us all to be part of the solution.
Earth Hour happens because of the committed teams around the world that work tirelessly to get lights switched off. Coordinating their tremendous efforts is a small team of Sydney-siders – the Earth Hour Global Team.
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Hundreds of millions of people, businesses and governments around the world unite each year to support the largest environmental event in history - Earth Hour. Find out more about who we are, how we have grown, and why you should get involved.
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TWITTER FEED
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RT @wwfsg: Carrefour Singapore receiving the Most Significant I Will If You Will Challenge award t.co/qNkeCNvJ
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Our Planet from Above - satellite images taken for @WWF's 2012 Living Planet Report t.co/KTEZpGTi
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Why the Amazon needs YOUR voice t.co/NSiTX9X3 #VetoTudoDilma #SOSBrazil