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On April 22, 1970, millions of people in the US took to the streets to call for action on the environmental issues of the time. It was the first time society took part in pro-Earth demonstrations, and this event led to the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency and environmental laws, such as the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act. So get ready for 2021 Earth Day<\/strong>: volunteer and start giving back to nature this year onwards.<\/p>\n

The movement started spreading across the world in the 1990s, as global ecological awareness grew. Today, over 1 billion people from 192 countries join in annually, which makes it the largest civic observance in the world.<\/p>\n

Why do we celebrate Earth Day? 2021 natural events<\/h2>\n

There is an undeniable connection between nature and all living beings; Earth is our home! We celebrate Earth Day<\/a> as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a harmonious relationship with our planet and with nature, and it gives us a chance to bring awareness to important environmental issues and inspire change. 2021 natural events like this serve as a great reminder for us to continue to work on the world around us.<\/p>\n

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Earth Day 2021 Climate Action<\/h2>\n

This year’s theme is “Climate Action.” Human beings have irrevocably altered the balance in nature by destroying and reducing plant and wildlife populations. This has happened by deforestation<\/strong>, pollution, poaching, and more\u2014all without acknowledging the value and unique role of each and every living being.<\/p>\n

We are now dealing with an alarming rate of extinction, and we must work hard to protect endangered species. Bees, elephants, giraffes, whales<\/a>, and coral reefs play an essential role in the survival of the ecosystem and therefore in our survival.<\/p>\n

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Although this might sound discouraging, the good news is we can still do so much to help. Every big change starts small, and if we work together as a global collective, we will be able to make a difference.<\/p>\n

How can we save the Earth in 2021? Start with some research<\/h2>\n

1. <\/strong>Do your research: Keep yourself informed; information leads to better decisions when learning how to help the planet.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

2. <\/strong>Spread the word: The more people who are aware, the more people can take action beyond Earth Day 2021.<\/p>\n

3. How can we save the Earth with our voice? <\/strong>Encourage individual and group actions for the environment and wildlife!<\/p>\n

We’ve also compiled a list of ways for you to support the environment in your day-to-day life:<\/p>\n