As every year, Google has prepared a special Doodle for the 22 April Earth Day this year, and presented to users what has changed in the world in the last 20 years due to global warming with real images.
Every year April 22 celebrated the day to Earth Day (Climate Change Day) we have reached this year as well. Firstly 1970 of the year on April 22 celebrated Earth Day, approx. 52 years is celebrated all over the world. Companies are also trying to raise awareness for the day, which draws attention to climate change and environmental problems. As usual, Google has participated in awareness studies conducted by different brands for years. Google draws attention to the climate change that has occurred in 20 years with its Doodle.
In fact, Google has drawn attention to Earth Day with the Doodles it has been preparing for years, and this year we came across with real images instead of drawings or animations. in Greenland glacial melt 20 years Google, which quickly introduced its change, did the same for different geographies.
Google releases Earth Day 2022 Doodle
In the published Doodle, the climate change experienced by four different regions from past to present was revealed. in Germany Harz forests in Australia, which is decreasing day by day, in the Great Barrier Reef condition of the corals and in Greenland The doodle, which shows the melting of glaciers in cross-section, searches for the words ‘climate change’ on Google when clicked on it.
Here Doodles, which you can view separately in GIF format by clicking on them, will remain on this screen all day. Last year with an animation 22 April to Earth Day Attracting attention, Google had processed the tree theme into doodle. According to the statements made by company officials, Google, which is on the side of nature not only with words but also with activities, reduced by 40 percent.
On the other hand, the company, where water consumption increased, did not publish data for 2021. However, let’s leave you alone with the video that Google prepared for April 22 in 2021.