Earth Hour 2010

Start:	Mar 27, '10 8:30p
Location:	Planet Earth

World Wildlife Fund is proud to announce Earth Hour 2010 will take place Saturday, March 27, at 8:30 pm. National Monuments including Mount Rushmore, the Empire State Building, the Las Vegas Strip and the Golden Gate Bridge have already pledged to participate but it's your involvement that we really need.

The effects of climate change are visible in every ecosystem where we work, jeopardizing 50 years of conservation successes. Thousands of species including polar bears, tigers and marine turtles are in serious danger.

With your support, we have worked tirelessly to bring the international community, governments around the world and corporate leaders to the brink of breakthrough action on climate change in 2010. That's why it's so important we demonstrate our unity on climate change action, right now.

Last year, nearly one billion people--including an estimated 80 million Americans--united to make a difference in the fight against climate change. It was the single largest mass action in human history. This year we need you to grow it.

Please join millions of people around the world in turning off the lights for Earth Hour to raise awareness and demand action to fight climate change. Have your voice counted at EarthHour.org and learn how, united, we can make a difference. You'll also have access to videos and toolkits to help grow the movement as well as fantastic ideas on how to make Earth Hour a special event in your home, community or business.

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Thank you for your continued support. Working together, we can overcome one of the greatest challenges facing our planet.

Sincerely,

Keya Chatterjee
Director of International Climate Policy
World Wildlife Fund