'Pokémon Go' is asking players to pick up trash for Earth Day

Pokémon Go is asking players to do more than catch Pokémon on Earth Day this year.

On April 22, Pokémon Go developer Niantic is partnering up with a handful of local nonprofit organizations to clean and pick up trash in natural areas worldwide. If enough people participate, players will be rewarded with in-game items when catching certain types of Pokémon.

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Right now, there are 37 clean-up events across the world scheduled for Earth Day — eight of them are in the United States, 23 in Europe, five in Asia, and one off the coast of Africa. You can check to see if there are any events near you on the website.  Read more...

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