Share The Challenge 
The Innovate to Mitigate Challenge is open to all middle school and high school students in the U.S. and around the world, so share the word. Visit our media toolkit page for posts that you can share on Facebook and Twitter.
The following ideas were submitted by early adopters in a previous round of the Innovate to Mitigate challenge:
- Miniaturized “scrubbers” that remove dissolved CO2 from ocean water
- “Wave generators” adapted to use the horizontal motion of water in rivers
- Using recycled tubing to focus sunlight and create biochar more efficiently
Check out all the entries from our pilot challenge at http://innovatepilot.videohall.com, and go here to see the current entries!
This Promising Ideas section should give you an idea of what's possible, and hopefully can spark new ideas of your own! Check out what innovators around the world are doing.
For those looking for more information and resources about discovery research, try checking out the Community for Advancing Discovery Research in Education on facebook or twitter.
Categories
- Power Generation Techniques
Biochemical | Biomass | Hydro Power | Wind Power | Solar Power | Other
- Power Storage Techniques
Potential | Kinetic | Chemical | Electrochemical - Efficiency and Conservation
Agriculture | Manufacturing | Transit | Buildings - Carbon Capture and Sequestration
Agriculture | Direct | Geological - Programming
- Finance
- Social and Behavioral Change
Latest Additions!
Australian community pushing for solar thermal power
Port Augusta, Australia is working towards replacing their coal-fire power plant with a stand-alone solar thermal plant.
Six Foods has developed tortilla chips made out of crickets
This company has developed food made from insects that looks and tastes just like one of America's favorite snack foods.
New contract means wind-powered trains in the Netherlands
The Netherlands' largest train operator has signed a contract to power all of their trains off of wind energy by 2018.
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