明天(周六)晚8:30地球时,我们应该关灯(所有电器)一小时哈.
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In Ottawa’s second year participating in Earth Hour, Mayor Larry O’Brien said he’s expecting an even bigger turnout.
“Last year, we were one of the first cities in Canada to support Earth Hour,” said O’Brien Thursday.
At 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, hundreds of millions of people will take part in what could be the biggest global movement ever.
“Earth Hour — held at 8:30 p.m. local time — is a unique opportunity for us all to demand action to combat climate change,” said James Leape, director general of WWF International. “From London to Beijing, from Cape Town to New York, in more than a thousand towns and cities, citizens will send a clear signal to the world’s leaders that they want to keep the lid on global warming.”
In Ottawa — in addition to residents and businesses that have indicated they will take part — the Prime Minister’s residence, Parliament Hill, city hall and city facilities will shut down non-essential lighting.
The majority of Ottawans “want to be a part of the solution in terms of solving the global warming problem,” O’Brien said.
In its inaugural Earth Hour event, Ottawa saved four per cent of energy – enough to power 50 homes for one month, said Linda Bruce of Hydro Ottawa.
O’Brien, who is visiting several elementary schools Friday to talk about Earth Hour, said there’s great enthusiasm for the event among youth.
“And that gives me great optimism.”
“Last year, we were one of the first cities in Canada to support Earth Hour,” said O’Brien Thursday.
At 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, hundreds of millions of people will take part in what could be the biggest global movement ever.
“Earth Hour — held at 8:30 p.m. local time — is a unique opportunity for us all to demand action to combat climate change,” said James Leape, director general of WWF International. “From London to Beijing, from Cape Town to New York, in more than a thousand towns and cities, citizens will send a clear signal to the world’s leaders that they want to keep the lid on global warming.”
In Ottawa — in addition to residents and businesses that have indicated they will take part — the Prime Minister’s residence, Parliament Hill, city hall and city facilities will shut down non-essential lighting.
The majority of Ottawans “want to be a part of the solution in terms of solving the global warming problem,” O’Brien said.
In its inaugural Earth Hour event, Ottawa saved four per cent of energy – enough to power 50 homes for one month, said Linda Bruce of Hydro Ottawa.
O’Brien, who is visiting several elementary schools Friday to talk about Earth Hour, said there’s great enthusiasm for the event among youth.
“And that gives me great optimism.”
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响应一定要响应，不过平时的点点滴滴比这一小时管用。
也热烈响应这个真正具有战略性的建议。
我已经把家里的灯泡全部换下来，用节能灯泡（９－２３瓦）；提高冰箱温度2度，调整了室内温度控制器（冬季降低室内温度2度，夏天提高室内温度３度）；衣服不凑足够不开洗衣机；没有必要，绝不开任何电器。
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每天上班前至少得洗一个澡吧？每天两个澡应该是有家庭有工作的正常人的正常卫生需求。如果为省电，可以洗冷水澡啊。
每天上班前至少得洗一个澡吧？每天两个澡应该是有家庭有工作的正常人的正常卫生需求。如果为省电，可以洗冷水澡啊。
