It hardly seems possible that another year has gone by, but the ever expanding Earth Hour is on us again.
In its eighth year, WWF’s Earth Hour continues to defy expectations by mobilising hundreds of millions of people around different environmental priorities across the planet. And now in 2014, the movement further expands its digital and on the ground reach from the Amazon to the Arctic and Tahiti to Tanzania, with a groundswell of action creating massive impact around the world to shine a light on the incredible work being done to create a sustainable planet.
It fits perfectly with the ethos of Greyton Transition, where we encourage people to manage their consumption of fossil fuels as efficiently as possible, and with ESKOMS load shedding this year, it may be that no one will notice, but GTT would like to thank everyone in Greyton for taking past, if you would like to learn more visit the web site. Earth Hour
