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Earth Hour 2008 a Global Event to Make a Positive Impact
On March 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm millions of people, businesses and governments around the world switched off the lights for one hour during Earth Hour.
Did you join them and turn off the lights?
Earth Hour 2008 was a global event created to symbolize that each of us, working together, can make a positive impact on climate change--no matter who we are or where we live. Starting at 8 pm local time on March 29, 2008, individuals, communities and businesses "turned off the lights" in cities around the world for one hour.
This simple act will not only heighten awareness of the impacts of climate change on our world, but also inspire individuals and businesses to take practical action to reduce their own carbon footprint.
Get yourself involved, your family involved, your children involved, your students involved in an event to raise awareness about climate change.
Table of Contents - Earth Hour Lens
- Earth Hour 2008 was March 29 at 8:00 p.m. in All Time Zones
- Earth Hour 2008 - Did You Participate?
- Earth Hour 2008 Around the World on YouTube
- Remember to Turn Out the Lights
- "Lights Out" at Google
- Simple Things You Can Do to Make a Difference
- An Inconvenient Truth Documentary in the Amazon Spotlight
- Al Gore on a Wake Up Call for the Environment
- An Inconvenient Truth the Book in the Amazon Spotlight
- More than Just an Hour - Ways to Make a Difference Every Day at Home
- Earth Hour 2008 March 29 at 8:00 pm
- Squidoo Featured Lenses on Climate Change
- Together We Can Make a Difference on YouTube
- Earth Hour 2008 Poll - Prior to the Event
- Earth Hour Photos on Flickr
- Get Involved with Earth Hour 2008
- Sign Up for Earth Day 2008
- 12 Ways to Get Involved with Earth Day 2008
- More Information on Earth Hour 2008
- More Articles on Earth Hour
- Earth Hour on YouTube
- Governors Take the Lead on Climate Change on YouTube
- Earth Hour Resolution from La Grange Texas
- Mayors Support Earth Hour 2008 on YouTube
- 10 Ways to Make a Difference During & After Earth Hour
- Partner Cities Participating in Earth Hour 2008
- More Earth Hour Photos on Flickr
- Other Supporters of Earth Hour on YouTube
- A Song for Earth Hour on YouTube
- Reusable Shopping Bags Available on Amazon
- Calculate Your Carbon Footprint
- Squidoo Featured Lens on Carbon Calculators
- Your GREEN Tip of the Day
- Books on Green Living Available on Amazon
- My Bag and Me! in the Amazon Spotlight
- Suggestions to Go Green with Your Kids
- Books to Teach Children about the Environment on Amazon
- The Latest from My Green Doc Blog
- Books to Help Raise Green Families on Amazon
- Reader Feedback on Earth Hour 2008
- Benefitting Global Giving
Earth Hour 2008 was March 29 at 8:00 p.m. in All Time Zones
Earth Hour 2008 - Did You Participate?
Earth Hour 2008 Around the World on YouTube
Earth Hour San Francisco 2008
On March 29, 2008, San Franciscans will join millions of people around the world to "turn off the lights" for an hour from 8-9 p.m. - making a bold statement about climate change. Earth Hour will demonstrate that by working together, each one of us can make a positive impact on this global issue. Governments, business, communities and individuals on six continents will participate in Earth Hour and agree to make changes that will curb their carbon dioxide emissions.
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Remember to Turn Out the Lights
"Lights Out" at Google
- Google - Lights Out
- Google users in the United States noticed on March 29, 2008 that they "turned the lights out" on the Google.com homepage as a gesture to raise awareness of a worldwide energy conservation effort called Earth Hour.
Simple Things You Can Do to Make a Difference
- Turn out your lights.
- Buy energy-saving lights.
- Turn electrical goods off when not in use.
- Pump up your car tires to reduce fuel consumption.
- Walk when you can to save energy.
- Turn down the thermostat in the winter, turn it up in the summer.
"What we take for granted might not be here for our children. - Al Gore"
An Inconvenient Truth Documentary in the Amazon Spotlight
The Academy Award Winning Documentary
An Inconvenient Truth
Amazon Price: $19.99 (as of 05/13/2008)
An Inconvenient Truth makes the compelling case that global warming is real, man-made, and its effects will be cataclysmic if we don't act now.
Gore presents a wide array of facts and information in a thoughtful and compelling way: often humorous, frequently emotional, always fascinating.
The Academy Award Winning Documentary leaves the viewer shaken, involved and inspired.
Al Gore on a Wake Up Call for the Environment
You look at that river gently flowing by. You notice the leaves rustling with the wind. You hear the birds; you hear the tree frogs.In the distance you hear a cow. You feel the grass. The mud gives a little bit on the river bank. It's quiet; it's peaceful.
And all of a sudden, it's a gear shift inside you. And it's like taking a deep breath and going, "Oh yeah, I forgot about this."
...Future generations may well have occasion to ask themselves, "What were our parents thinking? Why didn't they wake up when they had a chance?"
We have to hear that question from them, now.
Al Gore, From An Inconvenient Truth
An Inconvenient Truth the Book in the Amazon Spotlight
An Inconvenient Truth: The Planetary Emergency of Global Warming and What We Can Do About It
Amazon Price: $16.29 (as of 05/13/2008)
Al Gore had a greater mission in life than becoming President in 2000. His book An Inconvenient Truth is an inspirational wake up call for the planet.
A look at the climate crisis that has become a true planetary emergency.
More than Just an Hour - Ways to Make a Difference Every Day at Home
Turning off the lights for Earth Hour is a great first step.
Here are some suggestions from the WWF Newsletter for helping make Earth Hour part of your everyday life.
- Next time, buy a car that gets at least 30 miles per gallon (reduces carbon dioxide 2,500 pounds a year over a car that gets 10 mpg less.)
- Whenever possible, walk, bike carpool or use mass transit. (Reduces emissions by 20 pounds for every gallon of gasoline used.)
- Swap out standard light bulbs with energy-efficient fluorescents. (Reduces emissions by 500 pounds per year per light bulb).
- Install low-flow showerheads that use less water. (Reduces emissions up to 300 pounds per year.)
- Wrap your water heater in an insulating jacket. (Reduces emissions up to 1,000 pounds per year.)
- Replace worn-out home appliances with energy efficient models. Visit energystar.gov for details. (Reduces emissions by up to 3,000 pounds per year.)
- Choose the best energy-saving models when you replace windows. (Reduces emissions up to 10,000 pounds per year.)
- Insulate walls and ceilings and save about 25% of home heating bills. (Reduce emissions by up to 2,000 pounds per year.)
- Where you can, choose an electricity provider that relies less on conventional power plants using fossil fuels, especially coal (potential emission reductions can vary.)
- Ask your utility company for a home energy audit to pinpoint the biggest energy-wasters. (Potential reduction of thousands of pounds per year.)
Earth Hour 2008 March 29 at 8:00 pm
See the difference you can make. Join Earth Hour 2008, March 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm.
Join People, Businesses, Cities and Government to take action on climate change, raise awareness and make a positive impact.
Turn out the lights. It's good for the planet.
Squidoo Featured Lenses on Climate Change
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Together We Can Make a Difference on YouTube
Get people involved by creating a symbolic event that could become a movement.
A simple act that would create a positive tipping point.
Sign up for Earth Hour 2008.
Earth Hour 2008
Earth Hour uses the simple action of turning off the lights for one hour to deliver a powerful message about the need for action on global warming.
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Earth Hour 2008 Poll - Prior to the Event
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Get Involved with Earth Hour 2008
Sign Up for Earth Day 2008
Signing up to participate in Earth Hour is easy. Visit the Earth Hour Website and join the millions who are participating in this global event.Pledge to turn off your lights from 8 - 9 pm on Saturday, March 29, 2008.During the 8:00 pm hour on March 29, 2008, you can replace old light bulbs with energy-efficient compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) and commit to reducing energy consumption in the year ahead.
12 Ways to Get Involved with Earth Day 2008
- Sign up for Earth Hour 2008.
- Get involved and create a bigger, better Earth Hour.
- Tell a Friend. Send an Email Message.
- Blog about Earth Day 2008.
- Get Your Business Involved with Earth Hour 2008.
- Create your own Earth Hour event.
- Reduce your impact on climate change.
- Advertise Your Business's Support for Earth Hour.
- Upload a Photo for Earth Hour.
- Create and Upload a Video in Support of Earth Hour.
- Wear an Earth Hour T-shirt.
- Support Earth Hour 2008 and contact WWF to find out about support opportunities.
Earth Hour 2008
More Information on Earth Hour 2008
Everyone around the world is encouraged to be involved and shut the lights off in their homes and businesses.
Major participation is planned in 25 cities around the world, on six continents. Four Earth Hour flagship cities in the U.S.--Chicago, Atlanta, Phoenix and San Francisco--are leading the way. Other participating U.S. cities include Denver, Miami and Charlotte.
- See the difference you can make - Earth Hour 2008
- The main website for Earth Hour 2008.
- Downloads - Earth Hour 2008
- Downloads for Earth Hour 2008 created to take a stand against the greatest threat our planet has ever faced.
- Frequently Asked Questions - Earth Hour 2008
- Frequently asked questions about Earth Hour.
- Earth Hour from the WWF Canada
- Information on Earth Hour from the World Wildlife Fund Canada.
- More than just an hour - Simple things you can do each day
- Simple things you can do each day to make a difference beyond Earth Hour 2008.
- Ideas for the home - Earth Hour 2008
- Simple things you can do each day at home to make a difference beyond Earth Hour 2008.
- Ideas that you can implement at work - Earth Hour 2008
- Simple things you can do each day at work to make a difference beyond Earth Hour 2008.
- Supporters - Earth Hour 2008
- Find out who else is involved in Earth Hour 2008.
More Articles on Earth Hour
- Type-A Mom - Turn out the lights for Earth Hour March 29, 2008
- On March 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm millions of people, businesses and governments around the world will turn off the lights for one hour during Earth Hour and raise awareness of climate change.
- Earth Hour - Turn out the Lights on 3/29 Prevent the Loss of the Planet
- A blog post from my Grief, Loss & Transitions - Journey of Hearts Blog for Earth Hour.
- momShare - Lights Out for Earth Hour on March 29, 2008 and for the Planet
- On March 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm millions of people will turn off the lights for one hour to raise awareness of climate change. Get your family involved. Register to turn off the lights and Go Green.
- Lensroll Earth Hour 2008 - Turn out the Lights for One Hour
- On March 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm millions of people, businesses & governments around the world will switch off the lights for one hour during Earth Hour.
Earth Hour on YouTube
Earth Hour 2008
At 8pm on the 29 March 2008 millions of people in some of the world's major cities used the simple action of turning off the lights for one hour to deliver a powerful message about the need for action on global warming.
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Every resident, every business and every government has a duty to fight global warming because reducing the World's emissions is a shared responsibility.
David Miller, Mayor of Toronto
Governors Take the Lead on Climate Change on YouTube
These governors and many others have already taken state action to curb global warming pollution.
Governors Take the Lead on Climate Change
Now it's time for Congress to do the same.
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Earth Hour Resolution from La Grange Texas
Whereas turning off unnecessary lighting is an effective means of drawing attention to the issue as well as reducing energy consumption, and;
Whereas every city has an interest in promoting energy conservation for the good of its citizens and;
Whereas our city encourages businesses and individuals to join in this effort;
Therefore be it resolved that March 29, 2008 at 8:00 p.m. is declared EARTH HOUR and unnecessary lighting will be turned off for one hour in all city facilities.
From the Earth Hour citizens of LaGrange, Texas and the Mayor Janet Moerbe of La Grange who have committed to support Earth Hour.
Mayors Support Earth Hour 2008 on YouTube
Mayors messages of support for Earth Hour 2008
Mayors from other flagship cities issued the following statements in support of Earth Hour 2008
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10 Ways to Make a Difference During & After Earth Hour
Here are 10 fun ideas from Earth Hour to help you, your family and your friends make a change and make a difference today.
- Host a Green Party
Get your friends together for an Earth Hour eco-party. Fire up the flashlights and battery lanterns, serve organic food, avoid the disposable utensils, use natural décor (like flowers and hanging plants) and have a friend provide acoustic music. Talk to your guests about how you're each reducing your environmental footprint and share ideas and solutions for saving more energy, money and carbon dioxide. - Give Yourself an Energy Makeover
Use Earth Hour to make your home more energy efficient: Replace your old light bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs; install power strips (so you can turn computers and electronics on and off more easily); and change your air conditioner filters. Or go one step farther and install one new energy-efficient item, like an EnergyStar qualified DVD player. And on Monday, call your local utility and sign up for green power-like wind, hydro or solar. - Go Green with Your Kids
Earth Hour is a perfect time to talk to your kids about the environment and why we need to protect our planet from the dangers of climate change. Check out books on the environment from the library and read by flashlight, or head into the yard and have a night picnic. Or how about a night of board games? Check out our downloadable Earth Hour kids' activities. - Do a Recyclables Scavenger Hunt
Get your flashlights and scour your cabinets and shelves for cans, bottles and cardboard (like cereal boxes) that you don't normally recycle. Make a list of all the non-recyclable containers you're using now (like plastic shopping bags and butter tubs), and figure out ways to reduce your consumption of items that end up in landfills. One easy tip: get reusable grocery bags... and reuse them! - Green That Workspace!
Working the night shift? Even if you can't turn off all the lights at work, look around and see what you can unplug, turn down or use less of (like consuming less paper by printing double-sided). Every day millions of computer screens and speakers are left on overnight--shut 'em off! And talk to your coworkers about what they can do to help make a difference, too. - Involve Your Local Leaders
If your city or town isn't hosting an Earth Hour event, ask your local government to set up a community "green" discussion this spring. Help organize attendance by reaching out to local environmental and community groups, and come prepared to ask your leaders what they're doing to make your city greener. - Clean Up Your Neighborhood
Grab a flashlight and take a long walk through your neighborhood, picking up trash and recyclables as you go. It's a great chance to do some stargazing, too! - Unplug and Chill Out
Most of our daily activities--like watching TV, shopping online and texting friends--require loads of electricity, but do we really need to do so much stuff all the time? Take one hour for yourself to just chill... turn off the screens, put down the handheld devices and just take some "you" time to reflect, read or talk to your family. After all, why do more when you can do less? - Take Your Temperature
Your thermostat and your refrigerator are responsible for a huge portion of your carbon footprint. If you lower your thermostat by just 2 degrees and set your fridge to 37 degrees F. and the freezer at 0 degrees F., you'll make a big difference. - Make a Pledge for the Planet
Earth Hour shouldn't end at 9:01 pm--it's a chance to take a first step toward lowering your overall impact on the environment. So use part of that hour to make a personal pledge to do more--recycle, drive less often, turn off or unplug electronics, and beyond. The only way we're going to stabilize our climate is if we make real changes in our everyday lives. That change begins with Earth Hour, and ends with a healthy planet.
Partner Cities Participating in Earth Hour 2008
- Aalborg, Denmark
Aarhus, Denmark
Adelaide, Australia
Atlanta, GA USA
Bangkok, Thailand
Brisbane, Australia
Canberra, Australia
Chicago, Ill., USA
Christchurch, New Zealand
Copenhagen, Denmark
Dublin, Ireland
Manila, Philippines
Melbourne, Australia
Montreal, Canada
Odense, Denmark
Ottawa, Canada
Perth, Australia
Phoenix, Az., USA
San Francisco, CA, USA
Suva and Lautoka, Fiji
Sydney, Australia
Tel Aviv, Israel
Toronto, Canada
Vancouver, Canada
For more see the Earth Hour Website's list of City Partner Participants and more.
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Other Supporters of Earth Hour on YouTube
A Song for Earth Hour on YouTube
Reusable Shopping Bags Available on Amazon
Calculate Your Carbon Footprint
- An Inconvenient Truth > Carbon Calculator
- The official website for An Inconvenient Truth a feature film documentary on the Earth's climate crisis.
- Carbon Footprint Calculator - Calculate Your Impact on Climate Change
- Calculate Your Impact on Climate Change.
- My Carbon Footprint
- You control climate change, European Commission - Environment DG - This is the website of the European Commission's Climate Change Campaign.
- Carbon Counter - Personal Calculator
- Voluntary Carbon Offsets to help fight climate change from Carbon Counter.org.
- Carbon Footprint - Calculate, Reduce and Offset - Carbon Footprint Calculator
- The internet's best online carbon footprint calculator and it's free to use.
- WWF Footprint Calculator
- Calculate your own carbon and ecological footprint. Find out how to reduce it.
Squidoo Featured Lens on Carbon Calculators
- Carbon Calculators
- We've been gathering a comprehensive list of carbon calculators, eco calculators, ecological footprint calculators and the like.Here's a partial list of what we've found so far. It's very much a work in progress, so please check back as we add more calculators.
Your GREEN Tip of the Day
Books on Green Living Available on Amazon
Check out some of these books on Green Living on Amazon.
Your Thoughts on Earth Hour 2008
Do you think events like Earth Hour makes a difference and raises awareness?
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chemrat says:
Thanks for the great lens on Earth Hour. I wrote about and promoted Earth Hour on my blogs,Nearly nothing but novels and Chemistry for a sustainable world, and at gather.com. We played acoustic music in the semi-dark to observe it. I do think it raises awareness. There was some cynical response, but being cynical never accomplished anything.
Thanks also for joining my new group, Sustainability and the environment. Best wishes from a Squidoo beginner, Jim (chemrat)
Posted April 12, 2008
casperfei says:
Earth hour was a very good event for raising the awareness of the Climate Change. It attracted some big organization and governmentt involve in. A very good start for everybody. I will be sign up too.
Posted March 26, 2008
poddys says:
I think it definitely does raise awareness, but I sadly don't think enough people realise what a pickle our planet is in right now. The scientific reports suggest that 100 years from now we may have to worry about sea levels rising etc, but I have been worried for years that the estimates you read in the news have been too conservative, so as not to scare people. However the latest news on the melting polar ice suggests to me that things are moving rather faster than the media is letting on. If I lived close to sea level I would be concerned right now. Hang on - I do...
Posted March 26, 2008
ols says:
I`m sure it`ll raise awareness short term. Until the governments come on board though I fear little will change.
Posted March 25, 2008
riff999 says:
Even if you are unable to participate in the event, be sure to spread the word. Making people aware of the situation is the start of change. Great lens. 5*
~Jane
Posted March 24, 2008
Energy_Guy says:
It is all about raising the level of conscious and engaging thought regarding the environment. The more we raise awareness, the more eco conversations will occur.
Posted March 12, 2008
No Way!
lissie says:
I think its a media stunt and fairly meaningless one at that - Sydney was big in Australia turning off their photgenic tower blocks - you wonder if all the lights are generally ON at 8pm on a Saturday - I think not - I suspect they were turned on just to be turned off! And yes a>
Posted March 29, 2008
My Bag and Me! in the Amazon Spotlight
My Bag and Me!
Amazon Price: $8.58 (as of 05/13/2008)
I purchased "My Bag and Me!" to read to my daughters during Earth Hour 2008 this weekend, when it's lights out for the environment.
We read the girls the book by led and solar lights. They were excited about getting their own reusable bag. I hope now they;ll get more involved in recycling and reusing.
Suggestions to Go Green with Your Kids
- Earth Hour Lesson Plans - Grade K-2
- PDF File Earth Hour Lesson Plans for Grade K-2
- Earth Hour Lesson Plans - Grade 3-6
- PDF File Earth Hour Lesson Plans for Grade 3-6
- Thinkfinity's ThinkGreen material
- Lesson plans to ThinkGreen for children from Thinkfinity, an Earth Hour Supporter.
- Earth Hour 2008 - Lesson Plans for Children
- A link to the overall page with Lesson Plans for Children.
Books to Teach Children about the Environment on Amazon
Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See? Board Book
Amazon Price: $7.95 (as of 05/13/2008)
The Lorax (Classic Seuss)
Amazon Price: $10.17 (as of 05/13/2008)
Earth Book for Kids: Activities to Help Heal the Environment
Amazon Price: $10.39 (as of 05/13/2008)
Judy Moody Saves the World! (Judy Moody)
Amazon Price: $5.99 (as of 05/13/2008)
Down-to-Earth Guide To Global Warming
Amazon Price: $14.38 (as of 05/13/2008)
The Latest from My Green Doc Blog
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Journey for the Planet: A Kid's Five Week Adventure to Create an Earth-friendly Life
Amazon Price: $10.36 (as of 05/13/2008)
50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth
Amazon Price: $9.99 (as of 05/13/2008)
Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care
Amazon Price: $11.53 (as of 05/13/2008)
Sharing Nature With Children (20th Anniversary Edition, Revised and Expanded)
Amazon Price: $9.95 (as of 05/13/2008)
I Love Dirt!: 52 Activities to Help You and Your Kids Discover the Wonders of Nature
Amazon Price: $10.36 (as of 05/13/2008)
The Latest Google News on Earth Hour 2008
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Reader Feedback on Earth Hour 2008
Will you be turning off the lights on March 29, 2008?
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jasmineann
Great lens to raise awareness about climate change and I agree its also about sustainable things we can do to look after our planet. 5 stars! Posted April 25, 2008 |
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enslavedbyfaeries
Great lens! I love the Carbon Footprint calculators, great addition to help us realize how our actions affect the environment. Posted April 22, 2008 |
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yojspew
Great lens Kristi..^^...I gave it a 5* Posted March 28, 2008 |
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Barkely
I'm in, we spent two days with out electricity a few weeks ago after an ice storm. One hour should be no problem, and for a great cause. Posted March 27, 2008 |
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casperfei
A very good lens dedicated for earth hour. I have a lens on live in green. Perharps you can add me in. Posted March 26, 2008 |
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poddys
Fabulous lens. Earth Hour is important, but the savings in energy usage will be insignificant. I hope it does raise awareness though, we might not have too many years left if people don't wake up soon. Posted March 26, 2008 |
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ols
Great lens with some interesting facts and figures. Well done. Posted March 25, 2008 |
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Helensmrt
Thank you for sharing this information! I'm in! Posted March 25, 2008 |
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