An unprecedented 187 countries and territories came together for WWF’s Earth Hour on Saturday 25 March to take a stand for climate action. More than 3,000 landmarks switched off their lights and millions of individuals, businesses and organizations across seven continents stepped forward to change climate change. Online, #EarthHour and related terms generated over 1.1 billion impressions in 24 hours, trending in at least 30 countries worldwide.

As Earth Hour is dawning near, are you ready to turn off your light to join the movement? Earth Hour is a global event led by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to raise awareness about climate change by asking the world to turn off the lights for one hour. It takes place on the last Saturday in Every March at 8:30 p.m. During the event, famous buildings and landmarks around the world will go dark. And millions of people across the world are expected to switch off their lights. However, aside from switching off for Earth Hour just for the night, we can take some measu...