Verizon to Turn Off Lights in Nearly 500 Buildings in 37 Countries In Support of Earth Hour
- 9 years ago
NEW YORK, March 27, 2015 /3BL Media/ – On Saturday (March 28) at 8:30 p.m. local time, Verizon will turn off the lights in nearly 500 of its buildings in 37 countries around the world as it participates in Earth Hour 2015. In all, Verizon will darken 25 million square feet (more than 2.3 million square meters) of building space around the world – the equivalent of nearly 12 Empire State Buildings.
Since 2010, Verizon and its employees around the world have participated in the Earth Hour movement, helping the World Wildlife Fund to promote sustainable living, expand energy-efficiency awareness, and take a stand against climate change. Verizon promotes sustainability in its employee culture, encouraging participation in Earth Hour and community-environment events. As a result, thousands of employees – many of them among the 17,000 member Verizon Green Team, the company’s largest employee resource group – have pledged to darken their homes in 25 countries during Earth Hour 2015.
Read the release: http://bit.ly/1Dnl8qz
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Since 2010, Verizon and its employees around the world have participated in the Earth Hour movement, helping the World Wildlife Fund to promote sustainable living, expand energy-efficiency awareness, and take a stand against climate change. Verizon promotes sustainability in its employee culture, encouraging participation in Earth Hour and community-environment events. As a result, thousands of employees – many of them among the 17,000 member Verizon Green Team, the company’s largest employee resource group – have pledged to darken their homes in 25 countries during Earth Hour 2015.
Read the release: http://bit.ly/1Dnl8qz
© 2015 | 3BL Media/Verizon | All Rights Reserved