Where did earth day start and when?

Answer 1

In 1962, there was a person from Wisconsin named Gaylord Nelson, who was troubled by the fact that the environment was not on the National Political agenda. He was the one who invented and created Earth Day.

People were starting to worry about air and water pollution. There had been a big oil spill the year before in Santa Barbara, California, and US Senator Gaylord Nelson thought that a special day would gather the energy of Americans. Twenty million people gathered that first Earth Day all across America. April 22, 1970.

Answer 2

There are two Earth Days.

The U.S. Earth day was first celebrated in 1970 and was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson (honestly!).

The United Nations celebrated Earth Day on the March Equinox and the inaugural Earth Day was marked in 1969 by peace activist John McConnell.

Answer 3

The first Earth Day was celebrated on 22 April 1970. On that day, about 20 million Americans gathered to demand action on the environment. This highlighted the concern for environmental issues that existed across the country.

To read the entire article on how Earth Day started, visit the related link below.

Answer 4

Earth Day was started here in the United States by Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970.

Answer 5

I dont know......... Ask again and maybe you'll get the answer

Answer 6

Earth Day started in the US in 1970. The original Earth Day was actually thought of in 1969, but used in 1970. Refer to the related link below, the Epa site, that shows a timeline since 1969.

Answer 7

it begin on 22,1970

Answer 8

1970 in Berkley CA.