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Time until Earth Day

22 April, marked in nearly two hundred countries.

Counting down to Earth Day

Thursday, 22 April 2027
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Midnight at the start of Thursday, 22 April 2027

Counting from your device clock.

What is Earth Day?

Earth Day is 22 April, first held in the United States in 1970 after an oil spill off Santa Barbara pushed environmental protection into mainstream politics. It now runs in close to two hundred countries and is coordinated by EARTHDAY.ORG. The date was chosen partly because late April sits between spring break and final exams on American campuses. It is a fixed date rather than a public holiday, so it lands on a different weekday each year.

The next one falls on Thursday, 22 April 2027, and this page counts down to the midnight that starts it in whatever time zone your browser reports. For a date of your own, the deadline countdown takes any target and tracks progress against it.

Frequently asked questions

How is this countdown calculated?

The target is midnight at the start of Thursday, 22 April 2027, read in your device's own time zone rather than in a fixed one. Two people opening this page in London and Tokyo see different amounts of time left, because their local midnights are nine hours apart. Nothing is sent anywhere: the clock in your browser does the arithmetic.

What happens once the date has passed?

The page rolls to the next occurrence on its own. Every date here is worked out from a rule rather than looked up in a table, so once Earth Day is behind you the countdown restarts against the following one without anybody updating the site. If you leave the tab open overnight, it rolls over while you watch.

Why does it read zero on the day itself?

The countdown aims at the beginning of the day rather than at any particular hour of it, so it hits zero at midnight and stays there until the day is over. That is the answer most people want from a question like "how many days until Earth Day", where the honest reply on the day is none.

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