Talk:Earth Day

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suck ma bananana unana 46.249.160.41 (talk) 08:35, 20 March 2023 (UTC)

Semi-protected edit request on 30 March 2023

Please add the following to the section Earth Day 1990-1999

In 1990, Denis Hayes asked Bruce Norman Anderson to organize and coordinate Earth Day’s 20th anniversary events in Anderson’s home state of New Hampshire. After the anniversary event Anderson asked Sen. Gaylord Nelson, Earth Day’s founder, why he hadn’t made it an annual event instead of one that occurred every 10 years. Nelson admitted that he had always wanted to do so but couldn’t find someone to take it on. Nelson suggested the two of them start a not-for-profit, and together they formed Earth Day USA, with Nelson as chairman and Anderson as president. Within months, EDUSA had pulled together more than one hundred organizers to plan Earth Day 1991. In 1992, EDUSA attended the United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, where it accelerated its efforts to make the event global. Ultimately, the group coordinated thousands of organizers in every state and around the world. During the early days of the internet, the group formed www.earthday.org, significantly increasing its global reach. EDUSA focused on what individuals can do, with themes such as “Who says I can’t change the world!” and “Earth Day Everyday”. With creators Gail Lima and Franko Richmond, it made the “The Time Has Come” its song of record. For Earth Day 1994, it highlighted the Native American traditions of care for their Mother Earth. Following the 25th Anniversary of Earth Day in 1995, EDUSA passed the torch to Earth Day Network, along with earthday.org. https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-1991-02-23-1991054096-story.html Thanks! MarkvonK (talk) 18:32, 30 March 2023 (UTC)

Process for semi-protected edit requests

What is the process for evaluating semi-protected edit requests, like the one above? Who reviews them, and does anyone reply if they are either approved or rejected? Is there a timeframe? Thanks MarkvonK (talk) 14:59, 10 April 2023 (UTC)

Earth bay on April 22 2023

Earth day celebration on April 22 2023 2405:201:5C02:B17A:4F4:F3CB:456E:14A1 (talk) 01:52, 20 April 2023 (UTC)

Appallingly written

This article needs a massive cleanup. It reads like an advertising leaflet more than an encyclopaedia entry. 90.248.23.253 (talk) 10:52, 21 April 2023 (UTC)

Earth Day (1981 or earlier) vs Earth Day (2022 or later)

1981 and earlier

Edition number	Date	Also known as	Day of the week
1st	22 April 1970	Earth Day 1970	Wednesday
2nd	22 April 1971	Earth Day 1971	Thursday
3rd	22 April 1972	Earth Day 1972	Saturday
4th	22 April 1973	Earth Day 1973	Sunday
5th	22 April 1974	Earth Day 1974	Monday
6th	22 April 1975	Earth Day 1975	Tuesday
7th	22 April 1976	Earth Day 1976	Thursday
8th	22 April 1977	Earth Day 1977	Friday
9th	22 April 1978	Earth Day 1978	Saturday
10th	22 April 1979	Earth Day 1979	Sunday
11th	22 April 1980	Earth Day 1980	Tuesday
12th	22 April 1981	Earth Day 1981	Wednesday

2022 and later

Edition number	Date	Also known as	Day of the week
53rd	22 April 2022	Earth Day 2022	Friday
54th	22 April 2023	Earth Day 2023	Saturday
55th	22 April 2024	Earth Day 2024	Monday
56th	22 April 2025	Earth Day 2025	Tuesday
57th	22 April 2026	Earth Day 2026	Wednesday
58th	22 April 2027	Earth Day 2027	Thursday
59th	22 April 2028	Earth Day 2028	Saturday
60th	22 April 2029	Earth Day 2029	Sunday
61st	22 April 2030	Earth Day 2030	Monday

2603:7000:B500:70D:DC73:EA2E:4A32:1DE4 (talk) 20:48, 20 August 2023 (UTC)