Earth Hour

Tehran’s Iconic tower goes dark for 'Earth Hour'

Tehran, IRNA- The illuminating light of Azadi Tower, a national symbol and one of the landmarks in the Iranian capital, was switched off to mark the Earth Hour on Saturday evening.
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Special program on Earth Hour in central Iran

Central Iranian province of Isfahan is holding a special program about Earth Hour which is an organized event staged worldwide annually on March 25 to turn off electric lights for an hour to develop awareness on respecting the environment and the climate change and conserving energy, Nazhvan Park, Isfahan Province, central Iran, March 25, 2023. IRNA/Rasoul Shojaei
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Earth Hour in different Iranian cities

Several buildings in various Iranian cities went dark coincident with over 10,000 world cities on March 26, 2022, to mark the “Earth Hour” which is organized by World Wide Fund for Nature to encourage all across the world to “go dark” for an hour simultaneously in a fixed to save energy and raise awareness for environmental issues and climate change. It happened in buildings in Mashhad in northeast Iran, Isfahan in central Iran, Tabriz in northwest Iran, and Tehran from 20:30 to 21:30 on Saturday. Earth Hour first started in Australia in 2007. March 27, 2022. IRNA
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