Climateer Kids

Climateer Kids (a @2DegreesKelvin social enterprise) are launching a competition, calling on young climate conscious kids with an interest in science, technology, engineering & maths to come up with ideas to save the planet. We want you to think of the craziest, wackiest, most spectacular climate change mitigation ideas you can, which will positively impact global warming & climate change. Create a poster, model, presentation or short film to present your idea explaining all of it's features and how it will help our global warming battle. Let your imagination run wild, the more bonkers the ideas the better. Entries will be judged against the following criteria: - Originality- Impact on Climate Change- Presentation- Clarity of ideaRegister via our website or social media channels and then upload your ideas via our submission email address (climateerkids@2degreeskelvin.org). All entries submitted within each calendar month will enter the respective monthly competition. We would encourage you to share an image of you with your submission via your mum & dads social media channels and tag us in @climateerkids and with the hastag #climateerkids . Every submitted idea will receive a membership certificate validating you as a ‘Climateer Kid'. For every new ‘Climateer Kid' that joins this movement, @2DegreesKelvin will offset 1 cubic meter of CO2 on your behalf through our accredited carbon-offset solar project in Namibia (Africa). One carbon off-set contribution will be donated per member. Each idea submission will enter the monthly competition in two age group categories (5-8 & 9-12) for a chance of winning a bumper pack of climate change mitigation prizes! Each ‘Climateer Kid' can enter as many separate ideas as they want, the more the better and the greater chance of winning! We would love this movement to spread all over the world so please feel free to share our page and posts. Lets make a real dent in the universe together!
Social Link - Linkedin: http://www. linkedin.com/company /climateerkids
Keywords: renewables & environment