Earth Day

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Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22 and is an international holiday dedicated to environmental protection and awareness of the importance of sustainable development. This day has become a symbol of global efforts to protect the planet from environmental problems and pollution.

Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970 in the United States, when more than 20 million people took to the streets to express their support for environmental protection. The initiator of the holiday was Gaylord Nelson, a senator from Wisconsin, who wanted to draw attention to environmental problems and raise awareness among the population.

Goals of Earth Day
Raising awareness. The holiday is aimed at informing the public about environmental problems such as air and water pollution, climate change and loss of biodiversity.
Raising attention to sustainable development. Earth Day encourages the transition to sustainable practices in agriculture, industry and everyday life.
Unifying people. The holiday helps unite people around the world to work together to solve environmental problems and protect the planet.

How Earth Day is Celebrated
Events and Activities. Various events such as exhibitions, seminars, lectures, and volunteer projects are held on this day to clean up the environment and restore natural resources.
Trees and Green Spaces. Tree planting and greening campaigns are held in many countries.
Educational Programs. Schools and universities organize environmental events where students can learn about the importance of protecting the environment.
Cultural Events. Concerts, art exhibitions, and other cultural events are held to raise awareness of environmental issues.

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