Google Set To Become Carbon-Free By 2030, Claims CEO Sundar Pichai

Climate change is finally becoming an integral part of conversations in Silicon Valley. For a long time, tech companies have played a huge role in causing pollution. They have long been a topic of scrutiny for environmental activists around the world. After much deliberation, tech companies are slowly coming around to adapting measures to save the environment. Google, on the other hand, has always been at the forefront of environment preservation and has played an important role in causing awareness around climate change. 

The infotech giant has taken a lot of measures to ensure users a sustainable choice. Amidst their long line of new features are showing low emission flights with Green badges, eco-friendly hotels, environment-friendly routes on Google Maps, a new and updated layout with all the information about Climate change. Apart from these, Google has also introduced features that will show eco-friendly substitutes for energy-intensive products. 

These measures are a good way for Google to show how it prioritizes climate change. It will surely send a strong message to climate activists and organizations and will surely compel other big corporations to enforce eco-friendly policies. But these are still small steps. If we want to save our planet from the wrath of global warming and other harmful effects of climate change, these companies will have to work together and bring in significant changes to their operations.