Green Daily

Earth Hour 2009 is gaining even more momentum. Organized by the World Wildlife Fund the hour when people will turn off the lights on March 28 is gaining some serious support.

You've already read about some cities willing to darken their skylines and celebrities like Alanis Morrisette and the hosts of What Not To Wear pledging to participate but now a slew of famous landmarks are on board as well.

The Coca-Cola digital billboard in Times Square, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, the Las Vegas Strip including major casinos the Luxor, Cesar's Palace and The Stratosphere will all turn the lights off on March 28.

Santa Monica Pier, including the Ferris wheel will go dark in L.A. as will the Capitol Records Building and Pinks Hot Dog stand. The Sears Tower and the entire Chicago skyline have pledged to go dark.

Internationally, the Eiffel tower and Notre Dame Cathedral in France will turn off the lights, the Sydney Opera House, the London Eye, Niagara Falls, Hong Kong's Symphony of Lights and Stockholm Castle will all be dark as well.

The list gets longer every day. Will you be turning off your lights (and other electricity using devices like your TV) for an hour starting at 8:30 p.m. local time on March 28?