3,000 people to participate in climate clock assembly in Delhi on Earth Day

The world’s largest Global Climate Clock Assembly and Display Event is being held to promote a mass movement to address climate change. 

The Energy Swaraj Foundation, in collaboration with various organisations, is organising the world’s largest Global Climate Clock Assembly and Display Event to promote a mass movement to address climate change. 

According to IIT Bombay Professor Chetan S Solanki, founder, Energy Swaraj Foundation, using carbon-based energy is the cause of the problem and switching to solar energy is the solution to the problem. The mega consortium is expected to bring awareness and instil action at a large scale. Over 3,000 people from 2000 organisations from diverse fields, including education, corporates, and government organisations, will participate in this mega event being held at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi. It is going to be a Guinness Book of World Records event, Asia Book of Records, and Limca Book of Records. 

Jitendra Singh, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for the Ministry of Science and Technology, will be the chief guest. The event aims to bring awareness and inspire action on a large scale, with over 3000 people from 2000 organisations across various fields participating in person and over 10,000 participating online from all over India and other countries. Over 7000 people will learn to make and assemble climate clocks at their own place, and the message of climate clocks will become widespread. 

The Solar Man of India, Prof Chetan Singh Solanki, espouses the idea of Energy Swaraj, which promotes the switch to solar energy as a solution to the problem of carbon-based energy usage. The Energy Swaraj Foundation has also provided several climate clocks for free, and the training about climate clocks is available online. The ESF has partnered with a global platform climateclock.world to spread the message given by the climate clock globally.  

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