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Earth Day
Earth Day is a day celebrated in many countries on April 22. Its sponsor, U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson, established this day to create a common awareness of the problems ofoverpopulation, pollution production, conservation of biodiversity and other environmental concerns to protect the Earth.

History
The first demonstration took place on April 22, 1970, sponsored bySenator Gaylord Nelson and environmental activist for the creation of an environmental agency. In this competition there were two thousand universities, ten thousand primary and secondaryschools and hundreds of communities. Social pressure had its achievements and the United States government created the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and a series of laws designed to protectthe environment.
In 1972 he held the first international conference on the environment: the Stockholm Conference, whose objective was to raise awareness among world leaders on the magnitude ofenvironmental problems and to institute policies to eradicate them.
The United Nations celebrates Earth Day each year in the equinoccioinvernal (around March 21). On February 26, 1971, theSecretary General U Thant signed a proclamation to that effect. At the time of the equinox sounds the Peace Bell at UN headquarters in New York.
Earth Day is a holiday that belongs to the peopleand is not regulated by a single entity or organization, nor is related to political demands, national, religious, ideological or racial.
On Earth Day we reflect on the importance of the vitalfluid is essential for the life of all species on earth including humans as water is because of all the water that exists on the planet only 2 % is drinkable.
Earth Day aims at raisingawareness of the Earth's natural resources and their management, environmental education, and participation as environmentally conscious people. A reverence for life and the sources of our being ... "