In 1969, a 25-year-old postponed Harvard to organise the first Earth Day; working with just $190,000, his team mobilised 20 million Americans
Senator Gaylord Nelson's visionary concept for environmental teach-ins ignited the inaugural Earth Day celebration. Coordinated by Denis Hayes alongside enthusiastic student volunteers, this event operated on a modest budget. An impressive twenty million Americans engaged in nationwide demonstrations, prompting the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency. This landmark occasion highlighted…
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