Earth Hour 2010

Earth Hour 2010
8:30PM Saturday 27 March 2010

In 2009 hundreds of millions of people around the world showed their support by turning off their lights for one hour.Earth Hour 2010 will continue to be a global call to action to every individual, every business and every community. A call to stand up, to show leadership and be responsible for our future.Whether you are an individual a business a school or a city you can show your support by turning off your lights for Earth Hour, 8.30PM Saturday 27 March 2010.

i guess i don't have to explain the details anymore since most people know what earth hour is. it's like charging your laptop's battery to the fullest and you won't be logging onto romulation for one hour lolanyone who's interested or would like to participate, here's the official site:
http://www.earthhour.org/Homepage.aspxthis is just for public awareness, please take note that this thread isn't at the debates section. pls do post your opinions & arguments about global warming at the right thread & section. thanks! ^-^

Yeah. Everyone turn off their lights.
Oh and it it +0:00 GMT?

What is turning off lights going to achieve other than the resulting surge in demand for electricity at the end of the hour, thus defeating the goal they're hoping to achieve entirely.

It's going to be dark, i'm not shutting of my lightscrazies.

I am going to do it. But just the ligt not the computer :D

No lights for 1 hours = saving your money for about...

Replying to #6

how much money can you possibly lose in an hour for a lightbulb? :P

TV,comps, consoles, lights. I heard it can reduce greenhouse effect by like 2% or something.

I don't know what the fucking difference is when your neighbor decides to host a high-school party across the road. Fuck this.

klaimore · #8TV,comps, consoles, lights. I heard it can reduce greenhouse effect by like 2% or something.

from where? fox news i bet.

Replying to #10

lol what's that supposed to mean XD

Replying to #11

It's supposed to mean it's bullsh*t ::)

Replying to #12

didn't know fox was like that @_@

Earth Hour is/was total BS. It doesn't really do much. Sure, we consume LOADS of power, but the problem is in producing the power we use. The power plants stay working through Earth Hour. If we just consume less electricity, the problem is null and void. The less we consume, the less we need to produce. It's that simple.There might also be a surge, and there's DEFINITELY a loss in productivity.Personally, to stay "green", I just make sure everything is off when I'm not using it. :P And I mean OFF.

To be honest , I didn't do it, 'cause I was at home .. alone.. :(