o kama pona lon ma pi tenpo ma 2023, pali tan pona en lukin pi tenpo suli lon ma ni. tenpo ma li open lon tenpo 2007. tenpo ma li suno e ike pi ma seli. tenpo ma li suno e ike pi ma pakala. tenpo pi pali kama la, ma ale mute mute mute mute luka luka li tenpo ma. mi mute toki e sina ken! Earth Hour is a reminder that even small actions can make a big difference and shows that each of us have the power to make a positive impact on our planet. From reconnecting with nature, to cooking in more planet-friendly ways, to taking the initiative to learn more about our own individual impact on the earth, and so much more, there are no shortage of ways to get involved. The official event is on March 25th, 2023 from 8:30pm-9:30pm. Together, let’s help create the Biggest Hour for Earth. Until then, join us in getting ready to celebrate and participate in this important event. Looking for ways to get started? - Create a virtual card to invite others to join Earth Hour - Learn about climate change and create a project to help others learn as well - Create a project about your favorite things to do in nature - Discover ways to be more sustainable in your daily life and create a project about it - Make an interactive poster to help spread the word about Earth Hour - Design a game about protecting the Earth Creation an animation about recycling - Think about your vision for the future of our planet and create interactive artwork about it - Create a project to share ideas on how to spend your time participating in Earth Hour (see below for some ideas to get you started!) - How will you give 60 minutes of your time to Earth, this Earth Hour? Create a project to let us know! Remember, these are only suggestions! You are welcome to come up with your own ideas as well, or take inspiration from projects already in the studio! See below for more information on Earth Hour. What will you create? What will you do for the Earth today? =^..^= - - - - FAQ - Information from the creators of Earth Hour: What is Earth Hour? Earth Hour is a reminder that even small actions can make a big difference and that we all have the ability to contribute. Since 2007, Earth Hour has been known for the “lights off” moment, with individuals from around the globe switching off their lights to show symbolic support for the planet and to raise awareness of the environmental issues affecting it. This year, Earth Hour is stepping things up and creating the Biggest Hour for Earth. It is a call to action for people across the globe to switch off their lights and give an hour for Earth, spending 60 minutes doing something - anything - positive for our planet. Why is it important? The science is clear. The next 7 years are crucial to all our futures and in determining the health of our planet. We are dangerously close to an irreversible state of environmental degradation and runaway climate change and the time to act is fast running out. We are the first generation to have the solutions we need to reverse nature loss and limit climate change and the last one who can act before it's too late. We must all play our part to help drive the change we need. When is Earth Hour? March 25, 2023 from 8.30pm - 9:30pm (in your own time zone) - an invitation to everyone to join for 60 minutes and give an hour for Earth. How can I get involved? There are so many ways to get involved! You could participate in the event on 25th March 2023 at 8:30pm - switch off your lights and give an hour for the Earth. You could help spread awareness to friends and family, inviting others to join. You could recycle, use reusable materials, cook in more sustainable ways, and so much more! What ideas do you have? Share them in the comments or make a project and share it with us! What can I do during Earth Hour? - Go for a hike; stargaze; explore a nearby park - Cook a planet-friendly meal with family or friends - Play boardgames; create music; dance the night away; read a book - Discover ways to be more sustainable in your daily life; learn about climate change - Give back to your community; volunteer to help clean up a local park; inspire others to do the same - Create artwork with recycled materials; try night photography; write a poem or song or story about nature - Whatever else you can imagine! - - - - English |
hi again everyone! not coming back to scratch but i thought this would be fun toki pona is a constructed language I have been studying designed to be easy to learn and understand for people around the world. i checked up on scratch to see how it's been doing here, and saw this, so i did the first paragraph.
