The “Earth Hour” is the world’s largest environmental initiative held by the WWF annually. At 8:30 p.m. Moscow time on March 23, the action participants that... 24.03.2013, Sputnik International
The “Earth Hour” is the world’s largest environmental initiative held by the WWF annually. At 8:30 p.m. Moscow time on March 23, the action participants that included both state and commercial organizations and ordinary citizens switched off their lights and electrical devices for one hour.
The “Earth Hour” is the world’s largest environmental initiative held by the WWF annually. At 8:30 p.m. Moscow time on March 23, the action participants that included both state and commercial organizations and ordinary citizens switched off their lights and electrical devices for one hour.
In 2013, the “Earth Hour” action was held in Russia for the fifth time, with RIA Novosti Media Group acting as its main information partner and active participant. During the action, the illumination of RIA Novosti’s main building in Zubovsky Bulvar was switched off for one hour.
About 90 buildings switched off their lights in Moscow. A view of the high-rise building of Moscow State University on Sparrow Hills with the lights on and the lights turned off as part of the “Earth Hour” global environmental action. Two-photo image.
About 90 buildings switched off their lights in Moscow. A view of the high-rise building of Moscow State University on Sparrow Hills with the lights on and the lights turned off as part of the “Earth Hour” global environmental action. Two-photo image.
The lights of the Luzhniki sports arena, the Moscow Mayor’s Office and Moscow bridges were shut off. The House on the Embankment (Building No. 2 in Serafimovich Street) with the lights on and the lights partially turned off as part of the “Earth Hour” global environmental action. Two-photo image.
The “Earth Hour” action is designed to draw people’s attention across the world to environmental problems. A view of the building of the Moscow Mayor’s Office with the lights on and the lights turned off as part of the “Earth Hour” global environmental action. Two-photo image.
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