Andy and Evan, USA 14-16 The invasive species kudzu has been in America since 1855. Originally featured at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, kudzu was first introduced as an ornamental […]
Kudzu: Under the Vine
The Effects of Sewage Pollution on the Occoquan Watershed and Possible Solutions
Maeve, Angelica, and Rachel, USA, 14-16 The Effect of sewage pollution on the Occoquan watershed and possible solutions according to WaterPollution.org.uk, sewage is defined as, “Wastewater that often contain feces, urine and […]
The Most Beautiful Colour
Koon Wei Pheng, Singapore, 14 years old Green has been forgotten. While it is a simple mix of blue and yellow, it has been overcome by litres of black crude oil, ribbons […]
Fashion-Drive Pollution?
Theepa Vishali Kanisan, Singapore, 18 years old “Mum jeans” are back. Yes, those light-washed, posterior-flattening and exceptionally high-waisted jeans have made a comeback after once being deemed as unfashionable and having faced […]
From Coral Reefs to Coral Graveyards, How global warming has killed 50% of our beloved coral reefs
Tiare, USA, 11-13 Did you know that in the last 30 years 5o% of the worlds coral has bleached and died? Did you know that 25% of all marine life relies on […]
Oh the Places Plastic will Go
Danica Ward, Jessie Weld and Brooke Hardy, Kairanga School, New Zealand We would like plastic bags to go to the right places and not into the oceans.
Clean and Green’s Our Perfect Dream
Zubair Mohammed, Mursheen Khan and Tauseef Hussain, Al-Madinah School, New Zealand This Reportage Video sums up Pollution Awareness as a whole. Concerns around today’s pollutive society mainly surround the sector of ‘Land […]
Is this the Future of our Drinking Water?
Riyah Ali and Alisha Ali, Al-Madinah School , New Zealand
Flying High
Malisha Munidasa, Avondale College, New Zealand
Lit Up Skies and Littered Water
Zaakirah Nisa, Zaara Nabi and Maariyah Ali, Al-Madinah School, New Zealand
Young Reporters for the Environment 