Home » today » News » Climate – Frankfurt am Main – “Earth Hour” for the climate: lights go out in Hessen too – knowledge Climate – Frankfurt am Main – “Earth Hour” for the climate: lights go out in Hessen too – knowledge March 27, 2021 by world today news March 27, 2021, 9:59 p.m. Klima – Frankfurt am Main:“Earth Hour” for the climate: lights go out in Hessen too Open detailed view—The headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB, r) for “Earth Hour”. Photo: Frank Rumpenhorst / dpa (Photo: dpa) — Directly from the dpa news channel Frankfurt / Main (dpa / lhe) – From the light into the dark: More than 40 cities and municipalities in Hesse took part in the global “Earth Hour” campaign on Saturday. They followed the call by the environmental organization WWF to turn off the lights for one hour as a sign of climate protection. In Hesse’s largest city, Frankfurt, the Paulskirche and the Römer were shrouded in darkness between 8.30 and 9.30 p.m., the bridges over the Main were only illuminated by emergency lighting. According to WWF spokesman Julian Philipp, there were around 570 registrations across Germany, which is a record. “The sensitivity is higher and the climate crisis is not waiting,” said Philipp, referring to this year’s popularity. The action takes place for the 15th time. Last year around 25 municipalities in Hesse were there. In Hesse, numerous cities with well-known buildings wanted to participate, including the cathedrals in Fulda and Wetzlar, the town hall in Weilburg, the Runkel and Kronberg castles, the rococo Braunshardt palace in Weiterstadt and the residential palace in Darmstadt. © dpa-infocom, dpa: 210327-99-997757 / 2 — . Related posts:Nancy. The Fufu offers a "monstrous" returnThe Recent Rise in Price of Cleopatra Cigarettes Causes Sensation Among Smokers in EgyptA Monegasque replaces a Niçois • Actufoot • Pro / amateur football newsWar in Ukraine - Zelensky called the condition for returning to negotiations with Russia - UNIANShare this:FacebookX Related Recalls sausages after finding salmonella In Primorsky district, a four-year-old boy fell from the eighth floor Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: