Imagine you could turn this into this. Or this into this for free by doing something you do several times a day already. With Acosia, you can. Let me show you how. We spent the last decade building a search engine called Acosia. Like other search engines, we display ads alongside your search results. And when you click on them, we get paid. But instead of wasting this money on building a private airport or finding new creative ways to avoid taxes, we use it to protect the future of our planet. So we start by covering our costs. This includes things like improving the search results, paying our rent, and paying me to do this voiceover. Everything else. So all of Acosia's profits go towards climate action. We invest 20% in renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, and grassroots activism. And then the remaining 80% goes towards planting and protecting trees around the world. So that's us. By using our profits for the planet instead of ourselves, we've been able to plant over 100 million trees and counting. And our little search engine now serves millions of people from almost every country in the world every day. But that's not the only thing that makes us teeny tiny bit different. To help you make better decisions, we've added a little green leaf next to planet-friendly organizations. And a shady little coal at Connexular World's most diabolical companies. Oh, and speaking of good decisions, we've also built our own solar panels. That way we're not just producing enough renewable energy to power all of your searches. We're producing twice as much. Being 200% renewable means that every Acosia search is crowding dirty energy out of the grid. So, no matter what you're searching for, you are fighting climate change by removing CO2 from the air. Oh, you want more? A few years ago, Acosia's founder Christian signed an irreversible contract that requires us to stay true to our purpose. So there's no way for us ever to sell Acosia or take money out of the company. And for all you lovely super-nerds, we publish monthly financial reports. Tell you exactly how much money we made from your searches and how we spent it. And one last thing, we're also one of the most privacy-friendly search engines out there. Seriously, we're in it for the trees, not your data. Our trees suck. Thousands of tons of CO2 out of the air every day. While they're at it, they protect wildlife and support farmers who are dealing with ever warmer and ever-dryer climates. But what does planting millions of trees actually look like? So first we figured out where are these trees needed most. That led us to focus on vulnerable biodiversity hotspots, bird migration routes, and environmental crisis sounds. Then our tree planting experts sought out amazing local partners who do the hard work of growing and nurturing and planting the trees in these areas. Once they're in the ground, we continue to work with these partners using satellite tech and field visits to ensure that the trees survive. And finally, to bring you all along on this little adventure, we publish updates about our projects, almost every day. We tell you about our planting methods, about why we steer clear of monocultures, about why it's important to work with local communities, about climate justice, activism, and so so much more. So now you know how to turn this into this. You know how to support people like Naliyaka Martin in her mission to plant trees to protect her village's source of drinking water. You know how to grow a new and enduring habitat for Pesek, who's forest was destroyed by the palm oil industry. You know how to take care of our planet. It's easy to make this switch. Go get started at acosia.org. So go ahead, give our planet a big hug. She deserves it. You still there? Go to acosia.org and plant your first tree today. Go to acosia.org and plant your first tree.