King Charles Leads Earth Hour: Lights Out for Climate

0:00On March 30, King Charles show his green side strong this weekend by shutting off every light at Buckingham Palace for a full hour. From 8.30pm to 9.30pm on March 28, the royal spot went pitch black to join Earth Hour, that big WWF push for the planet. This marks the 20th anniversary of the event, which kicked off back in Sydney, Australia in 2007. Now it's gone global, pulling in millions who flip the switch to spotlight climate change. Folks worldwide tuned in, from the Eiffel Tower and Big Bend going dark to Piccadilly Circus killing its flashy ads. The WWF calls it a simple way for everyday actions to roar loud against environmental threats. Charles has been all in on this for decades, speaking out on pollution at just 21 years old, turning his high grow of a state organic 40 years back. He even launched the Sustainable Markets Initiative as Prince of Wales and hit Earth Hour last year too, dimming lights at multiple royal homes.

1:02His lifelong hustle proves one voice, even a King's, can spark real change. Keeping that fire lit for nature long after the lights come back on, entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.