Tonight will be celebrated by the world’s tallest building Burj Khalifa off lights for ‘Earth Hour
Dubai … News Time
To save Earth from environmental pollution, today Earth Hour will be celebrated by closing the lights of the world’s highest building Burj Khalifa. According to the details, today Earth symbol will be celebrated to save the Earth from environmental risks and to reduce the burden of energy on it. Today, from 8 to 9 pm, unnecessary lights will be restored to the uncomfortable eyes of the earth. The purpose of celebrating one hour or Earth Hour for the Earth is to highlight public awareness about the environmental change (Client Channel). The Burj Khalifa lights are closed for an hour at 8.30 pm local time tonight to relax the tired eyes of the Earth, the Emirates news agency says. The local media says millions of people will demonstrate the global Earth Hour reserve earthquake.
From today’s Eiffel Tower to Paris, lights of thousands of high buildings from Sydney Opera House and Empire State Building from New York will be brought to Burj Khalifa. And approximately 5,500 cities of the world were celebrated at the Earth Earth Hour. Environmental changes around the world result in rising temperatures due to which the environment is adversely affecting the environment. The purpose of celebrating Earth Hour is also to focus on the rapid growth of population in the world and the energy resources are decreasing. And to sustain this balance, energy-intensified production is creating serious negative losses on the environment and the earth. If we look at the ground from space, then we will see the earth like a wing ball. It looks very beautiful to see this scene, but actually the storm of light is causing the earth to become sick. Experts call these lights lightning or light pollution.
According to a research, due to artificial light, a dense friction around our earth is hidden due to which the galaxy and small stars from the ground are stopping us. Remember that last year, Earth Hour was celebrated on March 24 in the 188 countries of the world’s climate change. Last year, Parliament House in Paris, Eiffel Tower of Paris, London’s House of Commons, Berlin, Scotland, Moscow, New Delhi, Kuala Lumpur, Sydney Opera House, and earthquake Earth Hour was celebrated in more than 5000 cities in the world including Tokyo’s Sky Tree, the New York’s Empire State Building Egypt, the Pyramid Egypt-e-Azam-e-Sheikh Zaid Mosque. It is believed that today the Earth Hour celebrated March 30 was celebrated by shedding the lights of Sydney Opera House in 2007. In which more than a million people had attended and gave a message of unifying the global change in global transformation.
