Three 16-y-o Indian students named as the #Asia Winners of The #EarthPrize 2026 🌏 Their solution is a powder made from waste tamarind seeds that attracts #microplastics, causing them to clump together so they can be removed with a magnet. Vote now 👇 https://t.co/qRfnWOyt8v #TheEarthPrize #YouthInnovation #CleanEnvironment #IN
17-year-old Yanin Tangkaravakoon fr. Thailand has been named as the Oceania & Southeast Asia Winner of The Earth Prize 2026 🌏 Her solution creates artificial nests from upcycled materials for hornbills while working to reduce poaching & deforestation 🕊 https://t.co/QVfe9pgB6h #EarthPrize #Sustainability #YouthInnovation #TH
Two teenage sisters from Gaza, Farah and Tala Mousa, turned war debris into reusable bricks, earning them the Earth Prize for the Middle East, and plan to use their $12,500 award to teach others how to create these bricks as part of a community-led reconstruction effort amidst ongoing displacement due to the conflict. #EnvironmentalImpact #YouthInnovation #SustainableSolutions #GA #IL #US
(TR) In Dvůr Králové, a project was created at the Secondary Industrial School that today transcends the borders of the Czech Republic and Central Europe. It is called Cybertron – an international exercise in cybersecurity for high school students. And what is the best part? The whole idea was born here a few years ago.
