Indian teens win Earth Prize 2026 with Plas-Stick, a tamarind microplastic filter
Indian teenagers have won the Earth Prize 2026 for developing Plas-Stick, a microplastic filter made from tamarind. The innovative filter is designed to remove microplastics from water. The team's achievement highlights the potential of young minds in solving environmental problems. Their invention has the potential to make a significant impact on water purification.
- Plas-Stick is a cost-effective and sustainable solution for microplastic removal.
- The filter is made from tamarind, a readily available and biodegradable material.
- The Earth Prize win recognizes the team's innovative approach to addressing environmental issues.
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