On June 21st, during the summer solstice, Hong Kong hosted the most grand light-off event in history. At 8:30, more than 140 buildings in Hong Kong have jointly promoted this environmental protection event.
Friends of the Earth, the Friends of the Earth, held a light-off party in the Chater Garden in Central. The audience counted down. When the clock went to 8:30, the flashlight was turned off, and the HSBC Bank, Legislative Council Building and Yangtze River were called in response to the lights-out. The Central Building, such as the Group Center, Bank of China Building and Guojin Phase II, also closed the exterior wall decoration lights, allowing the Pearl of the Orient to witness the historical moment with the most precious and precious nature.
A spokesman for the Friends of the Earth in Hong Kong said that today's summer solstice is the longest day of sunshine in the year, representing the beginning of the peak period of electricity consumption. Therefore, the Association hopes to remind everyone to save energy and reduce emissions through the lights-out activities, showing the determination to deal with global climate change and air pollution. This light-off conference held in the summer solstice has been linked to more than 70 cities from the Mainland, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and other countries and regions.
Friends of Hong Kong Earth sent more than 20 volunteer photography teams stationed at the Foshan Mountain, the Victoria Peak, and the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. They were lighted out with video and photo recordings.
The party was unveiled by the children of Wang Renman Ballet School, jumping out of the live-action version of the illusion of Xiangjiang, and leading the audience to understand the story of Hong Kong. Different groups have brought unique performances in the dark. The climax of the party is the reciprocal link at 8:30.
A spokesperson for the Friends of the Earth in Hong Kong said: The Pearl of the Orient does not need to rely on the light of the light to be prosperous. Turning off the exercise, but reminding everyone to know about light pollution - understanding that light only means wasting energy, making greenhouse gases, and constituting light nuisance.
Turning off the lights will never eclipse the Pearl, but it will make her more connotative, greener, and win the praise of the international community.
According to the latest statistics from the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department of Hong Kong, the population growth rate of Hong Kong was 4.9 per cent between 1997 and 2005. However, the per capita electricity consumption for lighting increased by 10 per cent over the same period. People use resources excessively.
Friends of the Earth of Hong Kong also announced that the Tourism Commission has promised to turn off the lights on June 21 next year and suspend the illusion of the Xiangjiang River at 8:00 to show their support.
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