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W2: My Invention to Save the Earth

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SeaBloom: How Floating Gardens Can Help Our Oceans Breathe Again Our seas are in danger. Fish, corals, and thousands of other organisms struggle to survive in "dead zones" created when parts of the sea run out of oxygen. Pollution, warming waters, and an excess of nutrients—often from trash and agriculture—disturb the delicate equilibrium that marine life depends on, resulting in this oxygen shortage. Similar to how humans would suffer on land, marine life simply cannot live without enough oxygen. What if we could restore the ocean's ability to breathe? Presenting SeaBloom, a fascinating new technology that has the potential to revitalise these troubled waters and contribute to the restoration of the ocean's health. What Is SeaBloom? SeaBloom resembles a garden that floats on the ocean's surface. It's an effective mixture of tiny phytoplankton, the ocean's natural oxygen generators, and bioengineered seagrass, but it's not a regular garden. Und...
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W1: The World I Want to Live

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  A World Shaped by Values Respect, empathy, equality, and shared responsibility are the fundamental human principles that underpin everything in my idealised world. These are not merely catchphrases; rather, they form the basis of our way of life, decision-making, and interpersonal interactions. There are few but important laws: treat everyone with respect, preserve the environment, and prioritise cooperation over conflict. Hierarchies that are unfair have no place here. Everyone is not only welcomed, but also celebrated, regardless of their origin, gender, colour, or religion. Leadership in this world isn't about power or popularity. Leaders are selected based on their capacity for humility, unity, and listening. Safe housing, healthcare, and education are rights, not privileges. Your future is not determined by money. Rather, the way forward is illuminated by your generosity, enthusiasm, and purpose. A Glimpse Into This World Local artists have painted murals on structure...
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