Earth Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of today’s most challenging environmental problems and to celebrate the progress we’ve made in conservation and environmental protection over the past decades.… more
On Earth Day, the Department of State, along with our partners, recognized the critical role women play in environmental protection, biodiversity, agriculture and food security, clean technology, safe water,… more
On April 22, American diplomats serving around the world joined their counterparts and local communities in celebrating Earth Day. This year, U.S. diplomats highlighted the need to curb the dramatic growth in… more
On April 22, the United States joins countries around the world in celebrating the 48th annual Earth Day. Earth Day began in the United States in 1970 as a response to public concern over rising pollution… more
