Google Doodle Focuses On Climate Change For Earth Day 2022

On the specific date of 22nd April 2022, Google Doodle can be seen focusing on climate change. For those who might not aware, this is indeed a very serious issue that has been going on nowadays. Google taking the effort to create this awareness among the human being on this planet is helpful. The change is surely also in accordance with Earth Day.

You can easily see this Google Doodle on Google’s homepages. As the matter of fact, it is a temporary alteration of Google’s logo for the special event happening on that particular day. Sometimes, it also celebrates historical figures.

Picture: Google

According to the Google homepage, the Google Doodle shows real time-lapse imagery from Google Earth. It also includes other sources. People that use Google could see the negative impacts of climate change across the planet.

The time-lapse imagery from Google Earth consists of:

  • Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa
  • Great Barrier Reef in Australia
  • Sermersooq in Greenland
  • Harz Forests in Elend, Germany

To those who wanted to help, there are several things that you can actually do to help stop climate change. First and foremost, plant more trees and preserve the green spaces that are available. Other than that, control energy use in houses. Next, help to spread the awareness about climate change. There are also many other ways that can be done.

Sources: Google.

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