UK landmarks go dark for Earth Hour
Landmarks across the UK have gone dark for Earth Hour, with lights switched off from 8.30pm for an hour, as part of a global effort to raise awareness about climate change.
Landmarks across the UK have gone dark for Earth Hour, with lights switched off from 8.30pm for an hour, as part of a global effort to raise awareness about climate change.
The United Nations headquarters in New York has switched off its lights as the city went dark for Earth Hour. The UN took part in the initiative alongside the WWF.
Once again UNHQ is taking part in @earthhour: http://t.co/UqN2gFKhE1. Join us & turn out your own lights at 8:30 pm. http://t.co/gnTJrGiFm2
Lights out! On Saturday UNHQ in NYC went dark for @earthhour. Info here: http://t.co/1DzIbZYdwA #EarthHour http://t.co/8uwVpyMLgt
Cities across the world switched off their lights to mark this year's 'Earth Hour' movement on Saturday.
Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and UK landmarks went dark for an hour tonight as the UK took part in Earth Hour.
London prepares for Earth Hour