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Lights out: Australia plunges into darkness for climate change
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3-28-2009 9:58 AM
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tabsey
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I find turning the lights off saves money too.
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3-28-2009
9:59 AM
brightlight4
We are switching off tonight at 20.00 in Spain and some other European Countries too.
3-28-2009
11:55 AM
tanyamm
I will do my best to remember to switch off lights tonight.
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