Google’s latest tool offers smooth changes-like introducing a low-flow showerhead and mending every day’s household leaks-that can assist you to be more water protective.

San Francisco: Google along with the California Academy of Sciences has decided to launch an interactive tool that will assist to reduce environmental impression by telling the quantity of water your shower employs or the knock of throwing away food or turning down the water heater by a few degrees. The tool has been named as Your Plan, Your Planet. It is an excellent method to know the environmental impact and learn easy, science-based ways to boost it.

On Friday, Google said in a blog post, “We all want a healthy planet. The small choices we make each day can help us get there. Learn simple tips from Google and the California Academy of Sciences to leave the earth in better shape,” Jill Puente, Planet Earth Advocate, wrote in a blog post “Our greatest impact on the planet comes from just three things: our food, water, and energy usage. And if we each made a few small changes, we could all make a big difference.”

Food management uses about two-thirds of the world’s water, and more than a quarter of carbon dioxide emissions. The tool Your Plan, Your Planet, displays the water and carbon impact of what people consume and provides them good ways to reserve it so that less food ends up in the dustbin.

The tool also offers smooth alternations like introducing a low-flow nozzle and mending every day’s household leaks-that can assist you to be more water protective. Most of the energy that is used comes from burning natural resources, which in turn give out CO2 into the air. But easy tasks, like washing clothes on cold and adjusting the thermostat just a few degrees, can lower down the effect in a huge way, Puente noted.