Forestle.org - Save The Rainforest

Everyone seems to want to save the rainforest. If you’re one of those people, you should start searching through Forestle.org. This self-described green search engine uses its advertising revenue to protect endangered regions of the rainforest. With every search you make through the site, you’ll be helping them save up to 0.1 square meters of rainforest. Eco-friendly folks should really like this concept. The rest of us can use this as just another search engine, which helps the environment. It hosts the common search engine trinkets, like image, map, video, news, and group search. It will also let you search through Wikipedia, making this an all-in-one search solution. The site will automatically determine where you are (like Google), this helps them provide you with more accurate search results. In short, if you feel really strongly about helping the environment in any way you can, you should try this out. If you don’t then stick to Google and let the rainforest die.

“Forestle is a "green Internet search engine". We use our advertising revenue to protect endangered rainforest regions in order to keep our worlds most precious ecosystems intact and fight global warming.”

Everyone should think of using this once in a while. It’s just like Google search, but with an honorable cause.

Do all advertising revenues really go to saving the rainforest? Doesn’t that sound a little too altruistic?