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On Saturday 27 March 2010 at 8.30pm, we want a billion people around the world to switch off their lights for WWF’s Earth Hour. Show you care about climate change.

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Coca-Cola GB supports Earth Hour
12/03/10
Coca-Cola GB has announced it will again be supporting WWF’s Earth Hour – and that will again include turning off their big iconic backlit display ad at London’s Piccadilly Circus on 27 March. read more about 'Coca-Cola GB supports Earth Hour'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 12/03/10 12:00 AM
Earth Hour keeps it Real – and Smooth
12/03/10
Some of the UK’s most popular radio stations are supporting WWF’s Earth Hour. read more about 'Earth Hour keeps it Real – and Smooth'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 12/03/10 12:00 AM
WWF’s Earth Hour and News of the World
28/02/10
We’ve teamed up with News of the World for the second year running to launch Earth Hour. The biggest-selling Sunday newspaper will again be encouraging its readers to switch off their lights at 8.30pm on Saturday 27 March as part of the paper's Go Green & Save campaign. read more about 'WWF’s Earth Hour and News of the World'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 28/02/10 12:00 AM
HSBC gets active for Earth Hour 2010
02/02/10
At 8.30pm on 27 March, HSBC’s UK head office (8 Canada Square in London’s Docklands) will be plunged into darkness for one hour to support WWF’s Earth Hour climate change campaign. read more about 'HSBC gets active for Earth Hour 2010'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 02/02/10 12:00 AM
Tell Gordon – carbon cuts must be 42% by 2020
22/01/10
Maybe you’ve been trying not to think about it, but we have to face the fact that world leaders let us down in Copenhagen. Never fear – this is no time to give up on a global climate deal. In fact, we’re asking you step up the pressure. read more about 'Tell Gordon – carbon cuts must be 42% by 2020'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 22/01/10 12:00 AM
Copenhagen: half-baked and unclear
19/12/09
The UN climate talks in Copenhagen were inches away from total failure, and ended with an outcome far too weak to tackle dangerous climate change. Here's our final verdict... read more about 'Copenhagen: half-baked and unclear'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 19/12/09 12:00 AM
The deal is far from done
18/12/09
Copenhagen, 18 December 2009: in reaction to tonight's declaration by 25 countries at the end of the UN climate talks, WWF CEO David Nussbaum had this response... read more about 'The deal is far from done'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 18/12/09 12:00 AM
Copenhagen update, Friday 4pm
18/12/09
Here’s the latest from a breathless final day at the vital UN climate talks... read more about 'Copenhagen update, Friday 4pm'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 18/12/09 12:00 AM
Why we still need a climate deal
18/12/09
All the politics, protests and negotiations before, during and since the UN climate summit in Copenhagen can distract attention from the real reasons the world still urgently needs that strong climate deal. read more about 'Why we still need a climate deal'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 18/12/09 12:00 AM
New hope for Copenhagen talks
17/12/09
The arrival of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday – with her backing of new finance – and the imminent arrival of President Obama, has offered a hint of new hope for stagnating climate talks. read more about 'New hope for Copenhagen talks'
Posted by Paul Quinn on 17/12/09 12:00 AM

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