Thank you for your support of Earth Hour and for taking action that positively affects the future of our planet! The stories we’ve heard from families, businesses and community events are fantastic.
Check out pictures of the Toronto event
So what’s next?
More action! Earth Hour raises awareness about climate change issues but there’s more to it than switching off lights for one hour once a year. Earth Hour is a global movement that envisions a greener, cleaner planet. Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions, the leading driver of climate change, have increased by 32 per cent in the past 15 years. Climate change is happening right before our eyes. Droughts, wildfires, hurricanes – Canada’s Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else on the planet. Urgent action on climate change is needed and WWF is working to put Canada on a path to 100% renewable energy by 2050. This will be our legacy for future generations and the planet. Learn more about our plan.
Want to go beyond the hour? Join our Living Planet @ Work team and help your workplace become more environmentally friendly. Plus it’s not too late to join Team Earth Hour.
Earth Hour shows how great things can be achieved when people come together for a common cause. We hope that you’ll take this inspiration with you throughout the whole year.
Earth Hour Blog Posts
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Put your green city on the map in WWF’s 2014 Global Earth Hour City Challenge
Although it seems like just the other day Vancouver was crowned the first Global Earth Hour Capital and People’s Choice winner, the recruitment phase for next year’s challenge has begun!The post Put your green city on the map in WWF’s 2014 Global Earth Hour City Challenge ...
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Panda-monium at Vancouver City Hall
May 1st marks the kick-off for cities across Canada to sign up for the 2014 Earth Hour City Challenge. Put your city on the map as an Earth Hour City Capital! Join the greenest city challenge.The post Panda-monium at Vancouver City Hall appeared first on WWF Canada Blog.
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Hey, Thanks! Your Actions for Conservation by the Numbers
Today, you’re celebrating the planet and we’re celebrating you. We appreciate all the ways you contributed to WWF and conservation over the past year. From donating birthday parties to test-driving electric vehicles, you sure did a lot.The post Hey, Thanks! Your Actions for ...
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Rooftop power – A closer look at a 6000 sq foot rooftop garden
Unused rooftop parking lot into urban salad producer- putting concrete to work for greeneryThe post Rooftop power – A closer look at a 6000 sq foot rooftop garden appeared first on WWF Canada Blog.
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Power to the people
Exciting design is one way to pump up the fun factor in urban living . The neighbourhood of Västra Hamnen, in Malmö Sweden, transformed industrial lands into a compact city space, and is now at the vanguard of low carbon design innovation .The post Power to the people appeared first ...

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