Global Observance of Earth Day: From Celebs to CSO Get Hands Dirty for the Planet Beyond the glitz, organizations and activists worldwide have been tirelessly advocating for Earth's health, hosting interactive sessions on pollution, climate change, and sustainable development.
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On Earth Day, renowned figures like David Beckham and his daughter, Harper, made headlines by snapping a plant selfie, while Christie Brinkley delved into her organic garden. Hollywood and Bollywood joined forces, showcasing their green thumbs and environmental activism.
Alia Bhatt, Allu Arjun, and Rashmika Mandanna from Bollywood also took to social media to spread awareness about environmental issues, echoing the global theme of “Planet vs. Plastics” to combat plastic pollution. Celebrities like Alia Bhatt, Aamir Khan and Bhumi Pednekar have been leading the charge for conservation efforts, from water preservation to animal welfare and sustainable living practices.
Beyond the glitz, organizations and activists worldwide have also been tirelessly advocating for Earth’s health, hosting interactive sessions on pollution, climate change, and sustainable development.
Campaigns like “11 Days for Earth’s Healing” and initiatives by Yes World Climate Tech “Save Earth Mission”and the UN’s “ACT NOW” are gaining momentum, supported by governments and volunteers globally.
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— 11 Days For Earth's Healing (@11DFEH) April 10, 2024
Launched by Agriculture Rural Development & Environmental Awareness Foundation (ARDEAF), “11 Days for Earth’s Healing” is a global ecological movement designed to inspire individuals and communities to take action to protect mother earth while promoting sustainability for a better world.
However, movements like “We Don’t Have Time” and “Think.Eat.Save” are also rallying people worldwide to combat climate change and reduce food waste, while organizations like “Trees for Cities” are greening urban spaces for a healthier planet.
“We Don’t Have Time” movement is a social network for “anyone who wants to be a part of the solution to combat climate change. Whereas “Think.Eat.Save” is on a mission to help people become more aware of food waste.
London-born organization “Trees for Cities” aims to strengthen communities, beautify cities from Nairobi to New York by developing beautiful, utilitarian urban green spaces.
From planting trees to promoting sustainable living, these efforts on “World Earth Day“ underscore the collective global push for a greener, more sustainable future.
World Earth Day, also known as International Mother Earth Day, is a popular event celebrated all over the world to promote environmental sustainability and awareness.
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