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What is the Earth Day event logo?

We all know that Earth Day originated in the United States, but does it have a logo? Below is what the editor compiled about the Earth Day event logo. I hope you like it.

Earth Day event logo? The Earth Flag. The main pattern of the Earth Flag is the "Blue Marble", a photo of the Earth taken in space by NASA's Apollo 17 spacecraft. Designed by John McNeil for the first Earth Day event in 1969, the flag is a symbol of the environmental movement.

The logo of Earth Day is the green Greek letters ? on a white background.

The Impact of Earth Day Activities On April 22, 1990, hundreds of millions of people around the world participated in the "Earth Day" activities wearing blue and green clothing. In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Earth Day, they carried out activities to pick up waste paper and plastic bags and strictly prohibited dumping garbage anywhere. The purpose of these activities is to remind people to pay attention to protecting the earth's environment, stop ecological deterioration, and enable every earth resident to contribute to safeguarding and improving the earth's environment. Wearing blue and green clothing expresses determination to act to protect the earth's environment.

The date of World Earth Day was confirmed. On April 22, 2009, the 63rd United Nations General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution and decided to designate April 22 every year as "World Earth Day".

This resolution was drafted by Bolivia and has the support of more than 50 countries. The resolution stated that the earth and its ecosystem are the home of mankind. In order to achieve a balance between economic, social and environmental needs in the future, mankind must live in harmony with nature and the earth.

The resolution calls on all relevant parties, including governments, international and regional organizations, social groups and non-governmental organizations, to celebrate "World Earth Day" in an appropriate manner and raise human awareness of protecting the earth and its ecological environment.

Bolivia President Morales delivered a speech at the meeting and said that 60 years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the rights of Mother Earth have finally been recognized. He called on United Nations Member States to consider formulating a Declaration of the Rights of the Earth to ensure harmonious coexistence between the Earth and all living things.

United Nations General Assembly President Brockman said that humans do not own the earth, but belong to the earth. He said that by establishing "World Earth Day", the United Nations calls on all countries to pay attention to the well-being of mankind and the earth, and to take care of the earth and protect increasingly scarce natural resources as their common responsibility.