Tomorrow night skylines around the world will go dark as millions, including Messer, celebrate WWF’s Earth Hour to spark global awareness and action on nature and the environment.
From the Eiffel Tower to the Empire State Building, and the Bird’s Nest Station to Burj Khalifa, thousands of landmarks will switch off their lights in solidarity for the planet, urging individuals, businesses and governments worldwide to move forward the conservations and solutions needed to build a healthy, sustainable future for all.
As the planet faces the dual challenge of climate change and staggering loss of nature, the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment aims to mobilise unprecedented global action on biodiversity and nature by kick-starting global conversations on issues such as healthy forests, plastic-free oceans and wildlife conservation.
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