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The winner of Children’s Climate Prize 2022 is 17-year-old Sparsh from India with his innovation The Thermal Floater

The winner of Children’s Climate Prize 2022 is 17-year-old Sparsh from India with his innovation The Thermal Floater

Among hundreds of nominations from all over the world, the jury has finally selected the winner of the Children’s Climate Prize 2022 - Sparsh, 17 years old from Patna, India. Sparsh is awarded for his innovation The Thermal Floater, which converts thermal energy from the sun into electrical energy. - I may be biased, but I think my idea is revolutionary, says a smiling Sparsh.

Vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize 2022 är 17-åriga Sparsh från Indien med sin innovation The Thermal Floater

Vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize 2022 är 17-åriga Sparsh från Indien med sin innovation The Thermal Floater

Bland hundratals nomineringar från världens alla hörn valde juryn ut fem finalister och slutligen en vinnare av Children’s Climate Prize 2022 - Sparsh, 17 år från Patna, Indien. Sparsh prisas för sin uppfinning The Thermal Floater, som omvandlar värmeenergi från solen till elektrisk energi. En uppfinning som är högst aktuell i ett världsläge där behovet av grön energi är enormt.

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We thank all our nominees , finalists and our winner for a enormously inspiring year of creative innovation and solution to our challenges fighting Climate change and pollution! 💚 
And guess what, nominations for next year is already open! 
Help us celebrate and shed light on young people around the world and their sustainable solutions for the environment and the climate. Is it you or someone uou know?! 🤩🙌🏻

#childrensclimateprize #ccprize #environment #climate #climateaction #2022 #innovation #creativity #youth #inspiration #fridaysforfuture #cop26

We thank all our nominees , finalists and our winner for a enormously inspiring year of creative innovation and solution to our challenges fighting Climate change and pollution! 💚 And guess what, nominations for next year is already open! Help us celebrate and shed light on young people around the world and their sustainable solutions for the environment and the climate. Is it you or someone uou know?! 🤩🙌🏻 #childrensclimateprize #ccprize #environment #climate #climateaction #2022 #innovation #creativity #youth #inspiration #fridaysforfuture #cop26

Tomorrow on November 19 at 10 am CET you can watch the broadcast showcasing the sixth edition of the Children’s Climate Prize, one of the world’s biggest international climate awards for young innovators, entrepreneurs, conservators and changemakers. Tune in to take part of the celebrations of Reshma Kosaraju and the finalists of 2021. 

The digital broadcast is accessible to everyone at www.ccprize.org.

#childrensclimateprize #ccprize #digitalevent #broadcast 2021 #2021 #climatechange #climateaction #environment #fires #forestfires #fire #drought #california #usa

Tomorrow on November 19 at 10 am CET you can watch the broadcast showcasing the sixth edition of the Children’s Climate Prize, one of the world’s biggest international climate awards for young innovators, entrepreneurs, conservators and changemakers. Tune in to take part of the celebrations of Reshma Kosaraju and the finalists of 2021. The digital broadcast is accessible to everyone at www.ccprize.org. #childrensclimateprize #ccprize #digitalevent #broadcast 2021 #2021 #climatechange #climateaction #environment #fires #forestfires #fire #drought #california #usa

We are happy to announce that the winner of 2021's Children’s Climate Prize is Reshma Kosaraju, a fifteen-year-old from Saratoga, USA. Reshma's project, AI against forest fires, uses AI technology to predict forest fires. Her courageous, innovative and solution-oriented approach to forest fires, a highly topical and growing global issue, made Reshma's project stand out.

"I’m so happy and my hope is that this win will lead to more people hearing about AI against forest fires, and that it will become a universally accessible tool for predicting forest fires. I especially wish for people living in areas more prone to forest fires to be aware and make use of this project, as it could greatly improve preparedness," says fifteen-year-old Reshma Kosaraju, winner of the 2021 Children’s Climate Prize.

Tune in at ccprize.org on November 19 to see the broadcast! 🙌🏻💚

#childrensclimateprize #ccprize #winner #2021 #youth #future  #climate #environment #sustainable #artificialintelligence #ai #climatechange #fridaysforfuture #cop26

We are happy to announce that the winner of 2021's Children’s Climate Prize is Reshma Kosaraju, a fifteen-year-old from Saratoga, USA. Reshma's project, AI against forest fires, uses AI technology to predict forest fires. Her courageous, innovative and solution-oriented approach to forest fires, a highly topical and growing global issue, made Reshma's project stand out. "I’m so happy and my hope is that this win will lead to more people hearing about AI against forest fires, and that it will become a universally accessible tool for predicting forest fires. I especially wish for people living in areas more prone to forest fires to be aware and make use of this project, as it could greatly improve preparedness," says fifteen-year-old Reshma Kosaraju, winner of the 2021 Children’s Climate Prize. Tune in at ccprize.org on November 19 to see the broadcast! 🙌🏻💚 #childrensclimateprize #ccprize #winner #2021 #youth #future #climate #environment #sustainable #artificialintelligence #ai #climatechange #fridaysforfuture #cop26

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