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Earth Hour goes online so isolated Earthlings can participate

The Harbour Bridge is seen during Earth Hour in Sydney in 2019

The Harbour Bridge is seen during Earth Hour in Sydney in 2019 Source: AAP

Earth Hour will see more than 180 countries turn off their lights - but the usual crowds won't be there to see it.


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By Brooke Fryer

Source: SBS



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Earth Hour will see more than 180 countries turn off their lights - but the usual crowds won't be there to see it.


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