2011 Turn off the lights for one hour event planning proposal recommendation

Global climate change and energy crisis are becoming increasingly serious. As an ordinary person, what can we contribute to the future of the earth and mankind? The 2011 Turn Off the Lights for One Hour event planning proposal is recommended to you with good suggestions.

Turn off the lights for one hour activity planning proposal recommendation

one. Event Background

Global climate change and energy crisis are becoming increasingly serious. As an ordinary person, what can we contribute to the future of the earth and mankind? In 2007, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Australia launched the "Earth Hour" event for the first time, advocating turning off lights for one hour from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the last Saturday of March each year to raise public awareness of climate change and energy conservation. The Earth Hour event was first launched in Sydney on March 31, 2007, with more than 2.2 million Sydney households and businesses turning off lights and electrical appliances for one hour. Subsequently, the "Earth Hour" event quickly swept the world. In 2008, Earth Hour became a global event. In 2009, the "Earth Hour" event came to China, and nearly ten cities including Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing participated in the event. At the same time, more than 200 companies have expressed their intention to participate in the event, including the Forbidden City in Beijing, Lujiazui in Shanghai, and the Bird's Nest and Water Cube in Beijing.