Green search engine Ecosia launches new 'impact counter'

Stuart Stone
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Tree planting search engine unveils new profile page and counter to track how its users are contributing to climate projects

Ecosia has today launched a new 'impact counter' and profile page, which will allow its 20 million users to see how they are contributing to initiatives to tackle deforestation and invest in renewable...

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