More than 4,000 cities from 131 countries and about 750 major landmarks turned off their lights during the global Earth Hour event on March 26.
© RIA Novosti . Iliya PitalevMore than 4,000 cities from 131 countries and about 750 major landmarks turned off their lights during the global Earth Hour event on March 26.
Over 75 buildings and bridges in Moscow participated in the event.
Over 75 buildings and bridges in Moscow participated in the event.
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© RIA Novosti . Iliya Pitalev
More than 4,000 cities from 131 countries and about 750 major landmarks turned off their lights during the global Earth Hour event on March 26.
Over 75 buildings and bridges in Moscow participated in the event.
Over 75 buildings and bridges in Moscow participated in the event.
© RIA Novosti . Valeriy Melnikov / Go to the mediabankThe event was held in Russia for the third time. In the photo: Moscow State University building before Earth Hour.
The event was held in Russia for the third time. In the photo: Moscow State University building before Earth Hour.
© RIA Novosti . Valeriy Melnikov / Go to the mediabankAt 8:30 p.m. local time, people around the world turned off the lights to promote energy conservation. In the photo: Moscow State University building during Earth Hour.
At 8:30 p.m. local time, people around the world turned off the lights to promote energy conservation. In the photo: Moscow State University building during Earth Hour.
© RIA Novosti . Andrei SteninRIA Novosti also took part in Earth Hour.
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© RIA Novosti . Andrei Stenin
RIA Novosti also took part in Earth Hour.
© RIA Novosti . Elena BezekaIn Asia, Bangkok, Singapore, Mumbai, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Seoul, New Delhi (in the photo), Auckland and Shanghai supported the WWF's initiative.
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© RIA Novosti . Elena Bezeka
In Asia, Bangkok, Singapore, Mumbai, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Seoul, New Delhi (in the photo), Auckland and Shanghai supported the WWF's initiative.