eEdition Subscribe Log in
Tuesday, May 07, 2024
56.0°F
<p>FILE - In this April 8, 1970, file photo, Denis Hayes, Head of Environment Teach-In, Inc., the Washington organization coordinating activities for Earth Day on April 22, poses in the group's office in Washington. Teach-ins on the environmental pollution crisis an overpopulation are planned for school campuses across the country that day. (AP Photo/CWH)</p>

<p>FILE - In this April 8, 1970, file photo, Denis Hayes, Head of Environment Teach-In, Inc., the Washington organization coordinating activities for Earth Day on April 22, poses in the group's office in Washington. Teach-ins on the environmental pollution crisis an overpopulation are planned for school campuses across the country that day. (AP Photo/CWH)</p>

April 23, 2010

Stories this photo appears in:

Earth Day evolves
April 23, 2010 9 p.m.

Earth Day evolves

WASHINGTON - There was no "Green Movement" yet and little talk of global warming. Instead, the original Earth Day 40 years ago emphasized "ecology" and goals like cleaning up pollution and litter - along with a more anti-establishment vibe than today.