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Photos: Filipinos mark ‘Biggest Hour for Earth’

The “Biggest Hour For Earth” aims to educate people and spread awareness on various environmental issues

Jire Carreon
Residents of Quezon City in the Philippine capital join their mayor, Joy Belmonte, and the non-government World Wildlife Fund Philippines, along with climate and environmental groups, in observing the Earth Hour on Saturday, March 25, 2023. (Photo by Jire Carreon)

Residents of Quezon City in the Philippine capital join their mayor, Joy Belmonte, and the non-government World Wildlife Fund Philippines, along with climate and environmental groups, in observing the Earth Hour on Saturday, March 25, 2023.

The “Biggest Hour For Earth” is the first in-person event since the pandemic in 2020. It aims to educate people and spread awareness on various environmental issues. (Photos by Jire Carreon)

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