I'm only doing this half way sorry but its still cold out so I'm keeping my heat on. Half Green is better than Zero green considering i i feel about the cold.
Earth Hour 2008: Saturday, March 29
On Saturday, March 29, turn out your lights to show your support and commitment toward taking action to combat climate change. Earth Hour started in Sydney, Australia in 2007 and this year cities across the globe, such as Tel Aviv, Bangkok and Copenhagen, are taking action. This year the City of Chicago is partnering with World Wildlife Fund as the U.S. flagship city for Earth Hour. As an environmental leader, Mayor Richard M. Daley is committed to fighting climate change and this year he will launch the Chicago Climate Action Plan as Chicago's roadmap for action. Join City Hall, Chicago area residents, businesses and organizations in this symbolic event to show Chicago's commitment to combating climate change by flipping the switch. Enjoy the skyline as never before when skyscrapers, landmarks and shops along Michigan Avenue go dark.
DetailsWhen: Saturday, March 29Time: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.What: Turn our your lights in support of taking actions to combat climate changeWho: All of Chicago, plus other citizens across the globeWhy: Flip your switch to show your support of climate action
For more information & a video narrated by actor Jeremy Piven: Visit http://www.earthhourus.org/
Earth Hour 2008: Saturday, March 29
On Saturday, March 29, turn out your lights to show your support and commitment toward taking action to combat climate change. Earth Hour started in Sydney, Australia in 2007 and this year cities across the globe, such as Tel Aviv, Bangkok and Copenhagen, are taking action. This year the City of Chicago is partnering with World Wildlife Fund as the U.S. flagship city for Earth Hour. As an environmental leader, Mayor Richard M. Daley is committed to fighting climate change and this year he will launch the Chicago Climate Action Plan as Chicago's roadmap for action. Join City Hall, Chicago area residents, businesses and organizations in this symbolic event to show Chicago's commitment to combating climate change by flipping the switch. Enjoy the skyline as never before when skyscrapers, landmarks and shops along Michigan Avenue go dark.
DetailsWhen: Saturday, March 29Time: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.What: Turn our your lights in support of taking actions to combat climate changeWho: All of Chicago, plus other citizens across the globeWhy: Flip your switch to show your support of climate action
For more information & a video narrated by actor Jeremy Piven: Visit http://www.earthhourus.org/
