National Earth Day is observed each year on April 22. Its origin, in 1970, set the start of the modern environmental movement, when 20 million Americans took the streets, parks and auditoriums to claim for a healthy and sustainable environment. 

Since its beginnings, the Earth Day attained political coincidence, with the support of different trends and economic positions, as well as citizens, tycoons and union leaders. 

This day provides us the opportunity to educate all the citizens of the planet about the problems that affect the Earth and the different forms of life that are developed. 

The worldwide celebration led to the creation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as the legislation approval related to air and clean water, and the conservation of endangered species. 

Since then, every year on this day, the world reflects and moves for a better Earth. 

In this way, April 22 is a key date for all countries, organizations and individuals to reflect on caring for the Mother Earth. To think about the pollution, animals, plants and environment. 

Earth Day 2018: End Plastic Pollution 

Kathleen Rogers, EDN president, announced that Earth Day 2018 “will focus on mobilizing the world to End Plastic Pollution, including creating support for a global effort to eliminate single-use plastics along with global regulation for the disposal of plastics.” 

EDN’s End Plastic Pollution campaign includes four major components: 

  1. Leading a grassroots movement to support the adoption of a global framework to regulate plastic pollution; 
  2. Educating, mobilizing and activating citizens across the globe to demand that governments and corporations control and clean up plastic pollution; 
  3. Educating people worldwide to take personal responsibility for plastic pollution by choosing to reject, reduce, reuse and recycle plastics, and 
  4. Promoting local government regulatory and other efforts to tackle plastic pollution. 

Our planet Earth in numbers: 

How to celebrate the 2018 Earth Day? 

Each of us can celebrate the 2018 Earth Day in an ecological and particular way. What can we do? We can carry out small acts that altogether can actually transform in big events. From Gold Foods USA, we want to bring some tips that you can carry out to help save our planet: 

Make every day the Earth Day

To do it, there is nothing better than committing to taking care of the planet every day. Sometimes the small actions carried by all together are those that rise the big changes. 

Let’s take care of our planet and get others to look after it too. So, on this Earth Day, do something for the change. 

Gold Foods USA celebrates the 2018 Earth Day to remember that the planet and its ecosystems give us life and sustenance. 

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