Earth Hour 2011

oeyvind posted a photo:

Earth Hour 2011

Combination photo shows the skyscrapers of Singapore's central business district before (top) and during Earth Hour, March 26, 2011.Lights started going off around the world on Saturday in a show of support for renewable energy, given added poignancy by Japan's nuclear disaster which raises doubts about nuclear power as a possible solution. REUTERS/Tim Chong


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  1. UmmieMarch 26, 2011 at 9:34 AM

    Marvellous.
    This photo reached the other side of the world faster than before we notice it here.
    Maybe too absorbed with documentary of Japanese resilience.
    Touching moment.

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