Currently, forest protection is a leading issue of many countries in the world, there are many penalties for illegal deforestation. But despite the many penalties imposed, the amount of forest cleared is increasing.
In order to restore deforested forests, there is now a German company that has launched Ecosia, which works like Google, but every time we search, we will contribute to planting forest trees. in some countries. The following invite you to follow the article search instructions using the tool Ecosia .
Ecosia is a search engine developed by a company in Germany, where people can both search for the content they need and can contribute to planting trees in the world's forests.
It's also a not-for-profit tool, with money made possible by ads tied to people's search content. This amount will be divided 80% into use in afforestation programs in many parts of the world and the rest to develop Ecosia products.
Currently Ecosia has helped people grow more than 65 million trees into the forests and this number is increasing rapidly. In order to grow a tree, on average, we will have to use and search with this tool 56 times.
However, the search feature of this tool is not as powerful as Google .
With search operations similar to Google , so that people can easily use. Here we will show you how to search for content using this tool on your browser, in addition, people can install and use it using Ecosia's app on their phones by clicking the download button. below.
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Step 1: Type the keyword Ecosia and search on the web browser.
Step 2: Click on the home page of this tool.
Step 3: Enter the content you want to search and the search box.
Step 4: Press Enter . Here are the search results.
Above is the guide to search by Ecosia, hoping that when using this tool to find the content you want, people have contributed to recovering the heavily damaged forests in the world today.
I wish you successful implementation!
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