Future Earth Day

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Made in collaboration with @futureearth

04.22.2020

Atmos partnered with educational and environmental activism Instagram account Future Earth to celebrate Earth Day with commitments from influential voices all over the world. Join us and share your resolution on social media with the hashtag #FutureEarthDay.

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Every effort counts. Every voice counts. We learned from the first Earth Day 50 years ago that collective action leads to systemic change. We can do it again together. Share your resolution with the hashtag #FutureEarthDay and stay tuned for part two! The future is now—happy Earth Day today and every day from @Atmos and @futureearth. Video by @ecblackman 🌎

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Every effort counts. Every voice counts.

Fifty years ago, the inaugural Earth Day taught us that collective action leads to systemic change. And we can do it again together. On its 50th anniversary, we collaborated with co-founders Max Moinian and Stephanie Shepherd behind the educational and environmental activism Instagram account Future Earth to share the resolutions of influential figures across industries—entertainment (Kim Kardashian-West, Carolyn Murphy), science and politics (Negar Tayyar, John Kerry), agriculture (Amber Tamm), photography (Ngadi Smart, Charlie Engman) and more—to kickstart widespread commitment to climate action. Because 2020 is a Super Year and the first year of the last decade of climate action left to save our planet.

Check out the videos and share your resolution on social media with the hashtag #FutureEarthDay! And remember: The future is now. Happy Earth Day today, and every day, from Atmos and Future Earth.

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Closing out Earth Day with more uplifting and urgent messages from our community. On behalf of @atmos and @futureearth, thank you to everyone who raised their voices for our planet today. The future is now! Video edited by @ecblackman 🌎

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Special thanks to Max Moinian and Stephanie Shepherd of Future Earth.

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