Thank you for an amazing Earth Hour

Biodiversity - rich and diverse life on the planet - continues to decline year after year. We must give priority to the biodiversity and nature of the earth as soon as possible. # Connect 2 Earth was created to organize our efforts so that we can clarify the theme that affects the happiness of our planet.

# How is Connect 2 Earth doing? Let's get started now, start a conversation, share your thoughts, and spread the connection with this place we call a house.

Of course, you can thank all the people who produce happiness in your life and appreciate them. However, this usually involves weather, seasons, amazing diverse foods produced by the earth, the ability of your wonderful body, the safety of natural disasters, your national legislation (or to help change them) Ability), peace time, progress of technology as a whole, list continues

Due to the rotation of the Earth, people on the equator of the Earth travel at a speed of about 1,600 kilometers per hour - about 1000 miles per hour. As you move toward the poles of the Earth, the speed will be slow. In Texas, you will travel about 1,400 kilometers per hour for rotation. If you are in southern Canada, your speed is only 1000 kilometers. Let's see what happens if you are standing exactly in the Arctic Circle. You are still moving, but as the earth rotates around its axis, you become a circle

The Earth Hour is 1 hour, you celebrate, celebrate, sing and dance, erase the lights in your home, your community, and show your attention for the earth. Let's join 171 other countries that participated in sports. Use your power to participate in global movement and change climate change Individual actions are not too small or collective vision is not too big. Join an email for 1 hour, join your email, follow on Facebook and post it on social media so that it appears in the annual review.

"Earth Hour" began in Sydney, Australia in 2007. In this event, 2 million houses and businesses were canceled in 1 hour to cope with this year's climate change. "Earth Hour" is a global sustainable development movement in which more than 500,000 people participate in 35 countries in 2008. Sydney Harbor Bridge, Toronto CN Tower, San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge, Colosseum, World Landmark Earth standing in the dark for an hour. In March 2009, hundreds of millions of people took part in 300 million hours.