In light of the many natural calamities that have taken place leading up to this year, that are continuing to devastate many counties, Dubai residents are standing behind Saturday night’s Earth Hour like never before.

Tonight, on Saturday, March 28, billions of people around the world including the UAE’s 9.4 million residents will be coming together to fight climate change by switching off their lights for an hour at 8:30pm local time.

The worldwide Earth Hour initiative, calls for people to turn off the lights and unnecessary electronic appliances at their homes for only ONE HOUR and to take a pledge to protect our planet. This initiate that draws millions of people to stand together in solidarity against climate change impacts the world on a massive scale.

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Do your part for Mother Nature (or for your mounting electricity bills) and turn off ALL your lights tonight at 8.30pm local time…

Try your best to turn off your electronic appliances as well.

At its core #EarthHour has always been about the power of the people. During these times, whilst we may not be able to get together in person, we can still symbolically stand in solidarity with millions of others across the world from the comfort of our own homes🏡(1/3) pic.twitter.com/UJLmgCaqzG

— Earth Hour Official (@earthhour) March 21, 2020

‘Together our voice is stronger’: UAE and Dubai authorities are coming together and are strongly urging all residents to partake in tonight’s Earth Hour as well!

Together our voice is stronger. During #EarthHour join us in raising our voice for our planet; turn off the lights and unnecessary electronic appliances at your homes and take a pledge to protect our planet. Share your pledge with us to spread awareness. #RTA pic.twitter.com/sXHgZySfRF

— RTA (@rta_dubai) March 28, 2020

During Saturday's #EarthHour at 8.30pm wherever you are, take a moment to honour those at the frontlines of the #COVID19 pandemic.

Let’s take care of ourselves, each other, and the planet. https://t.co/tFTOszOwdq pic.twitter.com/7GFw7GPYPN

— United Nations (@UN) March 28, 2020

Nature is clearly thriving right now whilst the world is on lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19

This just goes to show how much pollution the world has been facing because of human activity. It’s time to take responsibility and not wait for calamities to care for the planet. Care now.

See what is there in “normal “times …made by me last year in May pic.twitter.com/dhXdIwMQyF

— 𝓭𝓸𝓵𝓬𝓮 🕊¸.•*¨*.☆.✨🕊¸.•*¨*.☆✨.🕊¸.•*¨*.☆.✨🕊 (@LacrimaAlbaTris) March 26, 2020

Click here to add your voice to the Voice for Planet petition and make Greta Thunberg proud!