Treehugger has posted a really comprehensive listing of all the search engines that help the environment in some way (or claim to -- even our old friend Blackle is here, despite being all but laughed off the internet a year ago.
I'd suggest bookmarking this list and testing out a few of these tools. Read on to find out more.
The search engines are split into three categories: 'do-good' engines (those that donate a portion of their revenue to charity, such as Ecosearch); Green network search engines such as Ecoseek (which filters results according to their greenness, so will be useful when you next want to track down a pair of hemp trainers or book and eco holiday); and other green innovations, such as offset sites (Ecocho is my favourite, as it can limit to UK sites.
I like them to, but my favorite is www.treehoo.com I think the name is funny.
Regards from Korea.
It is vital the all the best green search engines offset their search activity. Carbonoffsets buying means the search really is greener.
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