National Earth Day

Around the world, National Earth Day campaigns around the world each year on April 22nd, each year, campaigns around the world to keep the Earth healthy and our planet livable.

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climate change
air pollution
water pollution
erosion
recycling
composting
Renewable fuels and electricity are used in renewable fuels and power
carbon footprints
efficient cars
rain forests
ecosystems

We can take action to safeguard the Earth, its animals, and its habitats as citizens of the world. More fuel-efficient cars or windows can be included in a Greener lifestyle. In addition, landscaping for your climate can also reduce the amount of water needed.

Each year, dozens of green campaigns launch events around the world. Join one near you or create one that suits your neighborhood's needs.

How to celebrate #nationalearthday

In your neighborhood, you will find support and use recycling services
On clean-up days, a volunteer will help clear up local parks and streets
Support and regular green companies are always welcome in support
Re-usable products are more cost-effective than disposable
Repurpose items that have outworn their use
For gently used items, the secondhand and thrift stores are secondhand and thrift stores
Hang your clothes or line dry your clothes. Use energy-efficient appliances or line dry your clothes
If possible, walk or ride your bike to work
Instead of multiple trips for shopping, you may make one trip rather than multiple trips
To minimize packaging, use your favorite items
One Square Inch of Silence is the subject of a one-square inch of silence. It was founded on Earth Day in 2005 and encourages you to participate in expanding naturally quiet spaces around the world
Use #EarthDay on Social Media to share your Earth Day experiences and join the discussion

Use #EarthDay on Social Media to share your Earth Day experiences and join the discussion.

The national earth day celebrations have a long tradition in the United States

The concept of Earth Day was first introduced at a UNESCO Conference in San Francisco in 1969. Secretary-General U Thant at the United Nations signed a sanctioned Proclamation on March 21, 1970, 1970. Senator Gaylord Nelson of the United States established Earth Day on April 22, 1970, a month later, on April 22, 1970. Although National Earth Day is not a national holiday, we encourage you to learn more about it.

Environmentalists held rallies in major cities around the country. In 1990, the observance began as a worldwide event and hasn't stopped since.