The world falls dark to mark Earth Hour
Earth Hour, a global event organized by WWF that aims to encourage households and businesses to turn off their non-essential lights and other electrical appliances for one hour to raise awareness toward the need to take action on climate change, turned out to be a great success this year. Millions turned off lights and appliances for an hour in a gesture to highlight environmental concerns, while some of the world’s best known landmarks too fell dark at 8:30 p.m. on the March 27. Pictured above is the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour. Hit the jump to see some of the famous landmarks during Earth Hour 2010.
Eiffel Tower in Paris with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Christchurch’s Cathedral Square with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Singapore with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Sydney Harbour skyline with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Sydney Opera House with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Detroit’s GM Renaissance Centre with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Berlin’s Brandenburg Gatewith with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Dubai World Trade Center with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Hotel Burj Al Arab with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Karlstad, Sweden with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Kuching Sarawak Malaysia with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
New York’s Empire State Building with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Parliament Hill, London with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Penang City Hall with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
The Forbidden City, Beijing with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Titiwangsa, Malaysia with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
Yas Hotel in Abu Dhabi with its lights on and the lights turned off as part of Earth Hour:
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