This isn’t exactly a tip of any kind, just some information to share. I read recently that Google searches are costly to the environment. Here’s a paragraph taken from the above titled news article:

While millions of people tap into Google without a thought for the environment, a typical search generates about 7g of CO2. Boiling a kettle generates about 15g.

This stems from the belief that Google uses very high energy consumption to keep its servers in a state of high performance at all times. The more we use Google’s search engine, the more Google needs to upkeep its performance to meet our demands.

But then again I believe it’s not just Google that needs high power consumption to run its business effectively. Many other companies do, it’s just that they are probably not as high key and talked about as Google.

So whatever it is, I do think that we should give Google a break.

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Did you know that an online search can affect the environment?

A new car is always very easy to distinguish by the smell of its interiors. This “new car smell” is emitted by the plastics, glue and carpeting used in the car interior. Studies have shown that these components, when new, are in unstable conditions and will release gases. Some of these gases are known to be unhealthy when we are exposed to them for prolonged periods. These gases include benzene and formaldehyde.

These components are known carcinogens that can possibly cause cancer. These harmful gases pose as even more dangerous threats in hot conditions. If you think about it, we are regularly exposed to such hazards when we park our cars in unsheltered parking areas for long periods of time. When we enter a hot car, we are exposing ourselves to their dangers.

Some helpful ways to prevent being exposed to these substances include winding down the car windows or leaving the car doors opened to let the hot gases out before entering the car. You can also leave the windows down while driving to help clear out the gases. Cleaning solutions for car interiors should also be avoided so that it doesn’t exacerbate the problem.

So the next time you get a ride in a new car, be warned that you are exposed to these poisonous gases. You will now think twice about enjoying the smell of a new car, won’t you?

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The smell of a new car can be dangerous