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Phl leads Earth Hour 2025 with 1.3M hours saved

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April 05, 2025

MANILA The Philippines led all countries during this year's Earth Hour demonstrations with 1.3 million hours saved, nearly half of the collected hours globally.

- Kristofer Purnell

Phl leads Earth Hour 2025 with 1.3M hours saved

Last March 22, Filipinos joined the rest of the world by shutting off their lights and electricity from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. as an annual effort for environmental action.

Data collated from.

Earth Hour.org through self-reporting showed the Philippines managed to save 1,377,368 hours.

In comparison, the next closest was China with 783,674 hours; followed by India with 359,652 hours.

In total, Earth Hour 2025 collected 2,925,040 hours from 118 countries and territories.

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