The great wall obscures in earth hour
Beijing, 31 mar ( EFE).- the lights that illuminate every night stretch of ancient Great wall near Beijing faded today for 60 minutes as it shows commitment to “Time for the planet, the initiative launched by WWF around the world to combat climate change and to which China has been adding already four years. In addition to the Chinese capital, about 120 cities over the Asian country have joined the campaign to promote energy saving, around thirty locations rather than those recorded in 2011. A 20: 30 local time (12: 30 GMT) Beijing turned off the lights of the stretch more known of the great wall at Badaling and other icons of the capital as the tallest skyscraper of the city (the Tower 3 of the international business center) or the Olympic Stadium in Beijing, also known as the “bird nest”. Simultaneously, Shanghai did the same with the enclosure of the Expo 2010 and some of its iconic skyscrapers, as well as Hong Kong with its “skyline” of Victoria Harbour. Within the framework of this initiative, Shanghai has pledged to create more than a thousand hectares of green area this year as part of its commitment to the environment environmental. Celebrities in the Asian giant wanted to put their bit to the campaign led by WWF, which began in 2007, promoting all kinds of actions across the network. Is...
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