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If 10,000 Biters use GoodSearch just twice a day, in a year we'll raise $73,000 for good causes.

 

 

 

 

 

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Internet users perform almost 8 bil searches per month.

 

 

 

 

 

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Can you help the planet just by searching the web?

The Bite

We don't just think you can. We know you can. Little search engines that could support your fave causes and save energy - and are as free and as easy to use as Google.

 

The Benefits

 

The same good results. These search engines pull their results from the Google or databases.

Donating to charity. Get on the donation train - each search you do via a charity search engine generates about $0.01 for good causes (the money comes from the ads on search-engine sites).

Saving energy. Some engines have a dark background color instead of white, which when viewed on older, CRT monitors - consumes 20% less energy than typical engines.

 

Personally Speaking

We consider using GoodSearch when googling our own names a vanity offset.

 

Wanna Try?

 

GoodSearch - powered by , it donates 50% of revenues to a charity you choose each time you search.

Blackle - an unofficial black version of Google that uses less energy than the white version on some screens (for a more colorful option, try The Green Spider).

CatchTomorrow - customizable news, weather, and search options; donates 50% of revenues to the public school district of your choice.

Green Maven - though it's not for charity, this Google-based search engine yields results from green-related websites only.

 

This tip submitted by Mandy Garrahan.

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