KIDS TODAY: They’ll gladly save the world; we just need to ask — and give them a few bucks for expenses
Maanasa Mendu thinks she’s cracked the code on how to make wind and solar energy affordable.
The 13-year-old, from Ohio, won the grand prize in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge for her work in creating a cost-effective ‘solar leaves’ design to create energy. In addition to winning the title of America’s Top Young Scientist, she gets $25,000 for her achievement.
See complete article by Lydia Ramsey, Business Insider: This brilliant teen figured out how to make clean energy using a device that costs $5
Creating a sustainable future is part of the shift from “the world” as we have known it to a potential “superworld” in which we protect our planet as never before, mobilizing people of all ages everywhere. This supertrend is one of six key supertrends toward an unprecedented future. See overview: Future Alerts: TOP TRENDS / early access.
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