Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970, and it gathered 20 million people from variable parties, nation, and occupations to hold a demonstration all over the whole America on April 22.
Gladly, there are more and more people have noticed that sustainable life really matters out of Earth Day. Government also feel stressful and then started to make completer Eco policies by the power of people. I think that’s exactly the main concept of Earth Day: the more people get involved, the more issues being taken of.
At BONNSU we always discuss about environment issues with many different angles, towards to the end, government corruption is one of the most mentioned problems.
Luckily we still have many people who concern about the issue and put personal effort to make the issues been seen . Watch this fancy graphic video and ask the questions behind the scene - what's the core issue here?
And you can choose to take real action on the here!
Do you ever think about questions like: “What we do on Earth Day?” Well, that’s quite normal question. Now we've got plenty of events relevant to ecology: World Water Day on March 22, World Meteorological Day on March 23, World No Tobacco Day on May 31, Earth Hour, World Carefree Day, World Animal Day and World Food Day…etc. Well, I think that means we've got a to-do list from observing these international events. The thing is, it doesn't really matter what you do today, it could be a start of developing a habit. That’s the most important thing.
Since 2015 is the 45th anniversary of World Day, they made the topic” It’s our turn to lead.” this year, which means as long as the concept and movement are implied correctly, we can picture the future of Earth without ignorance easily. That is, yes, World Day is today, but it also can be every day.
cover image resource: http://www.abaenglish.com/blog/happy-earth-day/