Earth Day April 22: How Climate Change Affects Life, Google Told It With Doodle

Earth Day April 22: How Climate Change Affects Life, Google Told It With Doodle

The world’s largest search engine Google has depicted climate change through its doodle on the occasion of Earth Day. Today, through doodles, an attempt has been made to show how climate change is affecting our lives. For the past few years, the temperature on the earth is increasing and glaciers are decreasing. The air in big cities around the world has become bad. Air pollution is also increasing continuously.

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Today is World Earth Day-2022, and on this occasion, Google has focused on the serious challenge of climate change through its doodle. “To avoid the ill effects of climate change and live longer, there is a need to be united and active from now on,” said Google. You can see how Google has attempted to raise awareness about Earth Day-2022 in its doodle on its home page, which depicts the effects of climate change on the planet for decades. It is considered the most creative animation ever.

How Climate Change Affects Life, Google Told It With Doodle

Google Doodle’s effect This doodle has been created using time-lapse imagery, this imagery shows many parts of the planet, including coral reefs, glaciers, and general greenery. This shows that they have decreased markedly over the last few decades. When you click on today’s doodle, it will draw your attention to climate change and explain many aspects related to this issue, such as what are the causes of climate change and its various effects on the general population.

Let us tell you that this time the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day, World Earth Day is celebrated on 22 April every year. It is an international event celebrated around the world to pledge support for environmental protection. Many events and campaigns are being organized around the world to demonstrate support for environmental protection. This year marks the 52nd anniversary of the annual celebrations.

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Sources: Google, News