On Saturday during “Earth Hour,” millions of people will abstain from using electricity to draw attention to the energy sector’s ecological footprint and other environmental issues. There is heartening news for those who choose to keep their lights on—whether as part of the “Human Achievement Hour” counter-movement or just as part of their everyday routine.
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