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The winner of the Children’s Climate Prize 2022 is Sparsh from Patna, India for his innovation the Thermal Floater. As this year’s winner he will receive a diploma, medal and prize money of SEK 100.000 from the Children’s Climate Foundation. This year’s digital award ceremony will take place November 24 by 11:00 CET at ccprize.org.
Vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize 2022 är Sparsh från Patna, Indien för sin innovation Thermal Floater. Som årets vinnare får han ta emot diplom, medalj och prissumma på 100 000 SEK från Children’s Climate Foundation. Årets digitala prisceremoni äger rum den 24 november klockan 11:00 på ccprize.org.
The jury of Children’s Climate Prize has now selected five finalists and the first one to be presented is Jacqueline Prawira, 17 years old from Mountain House, USA. With the invention Cyclo.Cloud, Jacqueline upcycles fish scale waste to adsorb heavy metals from wastewater. In an innovative and simple way, Jacqueline's solution combats water pollution and thus, decreases water scarcity.
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