Actor Arjun Kapoor brand
ambassador kick starts EARTH HOUR in Mumbai. Elsie Gabriel
Celebrated actor Arjun
Kapoor along with Ritika Bhalla and
Rituparna Sengupta of WWF and Elsie Gabriel founder of Young Environmentalists
programme trust NGO kick started the EARTH HOUR campaigne today March 25th
2014 in Mumbai at Grand Hyatt .
At 8.30pm local time on
Saturday 29th March, Earth Hour 2014 will see hundreds of millions of people
around the world cross borders of race, religion, culture, geography and
society to unite in a single moment of contemplation for the planet and
celebration of their year-round commitment to protect it.
Now in its eight year
Young Environmentalists Programme trust and WWF together celebrate the annual
lights out event in Mumbai.We congratulate the WWF in its earth hour mission worldwide.
Actor Arjun Kapoor spoke
about his association for the Earth Hour cause and invited citizens to come
forward and participate .” Earth hour is the largest campaign in history, balance
development and respect environmental concerns.”Arjun also shared that he
planted trees and used water and electricity sparingly during his daily life
routine.
This conservation event
which has grown from a single-city initiative in 2007 to become the world’s
largest display of environmental action, with citizens of 135 countries and
territories across every continent coming together for Earth Hour
indicating a growing global movement of positive change in environmental
attitudes.
“Buildings and homes in entire Mumbai are
requested to switch off all lights just for one hour to help conserve energy
and spread the sustainability message. Unite and harmonise with the rest of the
world,Use your power of individuality and join forces to become world citizens
through the Earth Hour.”, says Elsie Gabriel founder Young Environmentalists.”Adopt
renewable energy and save the planet for our children and their children.The youth of today can move mountains and the power of youth must be paid attention to. Powai Mumbai leads in motivating citizens to wake up and join the EARH HOUR."
The Young Environmentalists uses interactive conservation events rather than preaching to the public,involving the public turns them around in converting to adopt a green living lifestyle.
Says Ritupuran Sengupta
of WWF, “ Go beyond the one hour.Switch off non essential
lights at 8:30pm to 9.30pm. It’s about making
a commitment to ongoing change that
reduces your impact on the environment
and celebrating your commitment to the
planet with the people of the world
during Earth Hour. .”
This year join Earth
Hour for a mega Classical Dance extravaganza by Young Environmentalists
Programme trust NGO at Meluha ecotel
Powai at 7pm March 29th 2014.
And this year, after the
lights have gone off, Earth Hour will continue to see the mobilising of people
around the world taking action and using the movement as a platform to create
some of the most inspiring digital and on the ground solution driven activities
in its history.
This year as millions of
people watch lights going out around the world, famous landmarks confirmed to
participate in the event include the Empire State Building, Tower Bridge -
London, St Pauls, Edinburgh Castle, Brandenburg Gate, the Eiffel Tower, The
Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow, the Bosphorus Bridge connecting Europe to
Asia, the world’s tallest building the Burj Khalifa, Marina Bay Sands in
Singapore and many more.So switch off and join the movement!
At the press meet Actor Arjun Kapoor and WWF took the Young Environmentalists
Programme pledge for Earth hour,
“PLEDGE-
“We
the patrons of EARTH HOUR promise to switch off for a sustainable future for
ourselves and our children.We pledge today to leave behind greener footprints
in all our daily living habits.”
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