Electricity will be turned off for one hour in state organizations on March 25 - Earth Hour Day

Earth Hour is a global environmental initiative held annually at the end of March that encourages people to focus on climate change and nature conservation. On this day, millions of people, companies and organizations around the world turn off their lights and equipment that require electricity for one hour. Earth Hour was first held in 2007 in Sydney, Australia, on the initiative of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the local city administration. 2.2 million people and about 2,000 organizations participated in it. Due to the great interest of the initiative, in 2008 Earth Hour began to be held on a global scale, and it is becoming more popular every year. As part of the action, electricity will be turned off in all state organizations for one hour. The goal is to be frugal and take care of the planet.