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Jaemin Shin

Bike Generator

Peter Barkley

Many people own bikes and use them to get to places. There should be an add-on the bike that generates energy. The more energy that you put into riding the bike the more energy that gets stored in the generator

Light Powered Light

Ryan McGauley

Infinite sources of energy are something we all could benefit from. Light is the one thing many people have a wide amount of access too whether its light bulbs or the sun. People harness this power with solar panels but this is the first ever light powered light. This could save the burning of fossil fuels and reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.The first infinite energy source.

Braille Keyboard

Teddy Choi

Helps people who are blind to be able to type and write emails.

climate change

Chase McDivitt


Helps to use renewable energy and resources to reduce carbon emissions. They plant trees reduce greenhouse gasses and more.

'Smart Trash'

Idrissa Ballo

Envision a distasteful trip to the curb to take out the trash as a pleasant -- and profitable -- stroll. Some juiceless batteries - those are good for a few cents. An old keyboard might fetch a couple of bucks. Even that empty box of Pop-Tarts might be worth something.

Paper lids

Ethan Klein

My Precedent is a small part of a big issue in the world Right now: Plastic cups. Yes, paper cups are currently being produced and slowly taking over plastic, but the next problem we have to conquer are lids. LIds are sneakey when it comes to plastic.

Vote with Trash

Jaemin Shin


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Lung Strong

Will Lavallee

Lung Strong is a non-profitable organization that raises money for Lung cancer research. The lung strong foundation hosts 15 or 5 K running events. Through there funding of innovative research, lung cancer is a treatable cancer that still has an extremely high death rate.

Enviormental Precedent

Ethan Friedberg

In 1974, the EPA began a phaseout of lead from gasoline in the U.S., a process that completed in 1995. The toxic element was originally added to boost engine performance, but scientists eventually discovered that it was building up in soils and becoming a serious air pollutant. The EPA estimated more than 5,000 Americans died per year from heart disease linked to lead poisoning. Since the ban, the average level of lead in the blood of Americans has decreased by more than 75%.

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