Earth Day is a day that aims to spread awareness and interest in the natural environment of the planet. It was founded by
US Senator Gaylord Nelson as an educational environmentalist for the first time on April 22, 1970. While the first Earth
Day focus was on the United States, Denis Hayes, who was the local organizer in 1970, founded The Bullit Foundation,
And was established in 1990 in 141 countries. Today Earth Day is organized by Land Day Network, which is celebrated
annually by more than 175 countries and some of the country celebrates Earth Week and celebrates it over a whole
week. April 22 represents spring in the northern hemisphere and autumn in the southern hemisphere. World
Environment Day, celebrated on 5 June, is still the main environmental event of the United Nations.
How to observe Earth Day:
There are some things people can do on Earth Day to celebrate, including what comes next
Avoid the use of the car: The car is one of the most sources of pollution in the daily environment, so you should spend that day without a car, using many methods, such as: a colleague to work, train, bus ride, or can be arranged from home , Or riding a bike.
Volunteering: Earth Day is full of volunteer events that promote awareness about the environment, such as planting trees, cleaning gardens, visiting an environmental charity, and many more.