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🌱 “Green Your Screen: The Digital Habits That Actually Help the Planet”

  Let’s face it—most of us don’t think about the planet when we hit “refresh” on our inbox or leave 75 tabs open while searching for that one meme from 2012. But did you know your digital habits have an actual carbon footprint? That’s right—your Google search is wearing tiny eco-boots, and they’re stomping all over the Earth’s energy grid. (Okay, not literally, but you get the vibe.) The Hidden Footprint of Your Feed Streaming, searching, scrolling—it all adds up. Every email stored, every unused file on the cloud, every server firing up to deliver your latest TikTok binge... it’s all pulling power. That power often comes from fossil fuels unless we do something about it. Eco-Friendly Tech Tips for the Digital Girlie 🌱 Green Your Search Game Use eco-conscious search engines like Ecosia , which plants trees every time you look up “Do cats dream?” ✉️ Inbox Detox Unsubscribe from that newsletter you never read. Archive old emails. Use services like Clean Email or Leave ...

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