The first Earth Day was held April 22, 1970. The purpose was to set aside one day to look at the environment we live in. The goal was to promote ecology and bolster awareness of global air, water and soil pollution. Today over 140 countries participate in Earth Day. On April 22nd fairs and outdoor events are held to encourage people to help our planet thrive.
Individuals make special efforts to conserve water, paper and electricity.
Take time this day to learn what you can do to conserve energy and reduce, reuse and recycle products in your neighborhood. Send a free electronic card for any occasion. Visit our Conservation Easy thing you can do at home and in the office. Holiday Books Link to us Codes and banners. Links More sites.