Saturday, March 27th – 8:30 pm

Smith & Associates encourages you be a part of this worldwide event by turning off the lights in your home for one hour starting at 8:30 pm on Saturday.  Last year 88 countries participated in the event, and this year that count is up to 92 – which makes it the largest public demonstration for climate change ever held.  “Earth Hour is inspiring millions of people all around the world to join together and show their concern for the future of our planet,” said Leslie Aun, World Wildlife Fund’s Vice President for Public Relations and the Managing Director for Earth Hour US 2010.

Please consider participating in this important worldwide event.  Imagine the impact if all the homes in Pinellas county, and each Hillsborough county home participated in this event.  If you find yourself thinking that turning off lights in your house for just an hour won’t save the planet, of course you’re right.  However, it will symbolize that if we all do our part and work together, each of us can make an impact in the fight against climate change.

For more information, please visit www.myearthhour.org

Worldwide landmarks participating in the event:

Tokyo Tower
Brooklyn Bridge
Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)
The Las Vegas Strip
Mount Rushmore
Sea World
Space Needle
Empire State Building
Golden Gate Bridge
CN Tower (Toronto)
Grand Palace (Bangkok)
Table Mountain (Cape Town)
London Eye
Hiroshima Peace Memorial
Big Ben & London Parliament

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