Young minds develop ideas to tackle climate change
Sixteen young people participated in a hackathon in Ipswich to develop creative solutions for climate-related issues such as light pollution and ocean damage. The event was hosted by Seeds of Hope and Change as part of a free touring exhibition featuring environmental case studies. Participants aimed to raise awareness and demonstrate that individuals can make a tangible difference in addressing global warming.
- ▪Sixteen young people attended a hackathon at the Jerwood Dancehouse in Ipswich to create posters addressing climate change challenges.
- ▪The event was organized by Seeds of Hope and Change, an initiative supported by the Soka Gakkai International and the UN Earth Charter.
- ▪Participants proposed specific solutions, including the use of low-intensity bulbs and motion sensors to reduce light pollution.
- ▪The accompanying free exhibition runs until 4 October and displays 24 pop-up panels with environmental information from around the world.
- ▪Youth ambassadors from the #iWill organization emphasized the importance of personal action in combating climate change.
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Young minds develop ideas to tackle climate changeImage source, Jon Wright/BBCImage caption, Baveen and Shanice focused on ideas to combat light pollution at the hackathonByJon Wrightin IpswichPublishedJust nowA group of young people have develop ideas to tackle the effects of climate change as part of a free touring exhibition.On Tuesday 16 young people took part in a hackathon - a timed event where people work together to build creative solutions to problems - where they devised posters with ways to combat light pollution, wild fires, damage to oceans and poor water quality.The event was hosted by Seeds of Hope and Change, an organisation run by the Soka Gakkai International and the UN Earth Charter, at the Jerwood Dancehouse in Ipswich.Maryanne, 16, took part in the project and said:…
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