Few days ago google unveiled this year’s Zeitgeist, including the fastest rising searches in 2011 and now 2011 Green Scrapbook. In Google Green you can make yours scrapbook of popular searches in 2011 related to environment and share with your friends.
The 2011 Green Scrapbook highlights the top environmental search trends in this year’s Zeitgeist. Explore the trends, create your own scrapbook, and share it with others. Now see what Google introduced in their blogs.
So we created the Green Scrapbook to help you explore these green trends, choose your favorites, and reveal videos and surprising facts about them. As you click around, you create your very own collection of what green meant to you this year, which you can personalize with your name and share with your friends.
People have already started creating and sharing their Green Scrapbook. For example, Adam created one showcasing a video of a tapir (Belize’s endangered “mountain cow”) and highlighting what an LED light is. I created my scrapbook, too, where I could tell people about the microorganisms that light up Puerto Rico’s famous “bioluminescent bay.” I also let people know that if I could win an eco-friendly car, I’d choose a Tesla (there’s still time to get me one for Christmas!).
Once you complete your own scrapbook, you can share it on Google+ or anywhere you’d like by grabbing the unique URL to your scrapbook with the “get URL” link at the top right.
We’re working hard to create a better web that’s also better for the environment. We hope the Green Scrapbook sparks conversation and gets people thinking about all the ways they can make greener choices in their lives—whether it’s about the merits of rooftop [solar energy], or prompting people to think about [garbage islands] and then reach for a [reusable water bottle].
Watch this video to understand the methodologies of Green Scrapbook.
