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October 6, 2009
Google releases more tours to highlight climate change
A few weeks ago, Google released a series of Google Earth tours that highlighted some climate change issues, in preparation for the COP15 meetings in Copenhagen later this year.
Today, Google has released a few more tours. The new tours all deal with deforestation, and show ways to help protect forests from further deforestation in the future.
The tours are:
Greenpeace: Talking about how companies can work together to help.
Conservation International: A close look at Madagascar.
WWF: A virtual tour of the peatland swamps in Borneo.
You can view all of the tours on Google's COP15 site.
Posted by mickmel at October 6, 2009 10:25 AM
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