Lights of Europe's famous monuments were turned off Saturday evening to mark Earth Hour, a worldwide campaign to urge more action against climate change. Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo dimmed the lights of Eiffel Tower. In front of Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, a group of environmental activists organised an outdoor cinema, using a bike-powered generator. Earth Hour events have spread to more than 180 countries since the movement started in 2007.
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