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# Ecosia

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Ecosia is a not-for-profit search engine that uses Bing to power its results, it has 20 million active users, has 0.11% of the market share, and all profits are used for climate action. &#x20;

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What makes Ecosia stand out from other alternative search engines is their commitment to investing advertising profits into tree planting and reforestation projects around the world, with a total of more than 100 million trees planted since 2015. &#x20;

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Revenue for September was 3.3m euros with 1.6m of costs, annualised at 40m revenue and 19m of costs.