Kids Share Their Own Creative Ideas on How to Solve Global Waste Problem

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Kids from all over the world submitted their own creative ideas on how they think we should address the global waste problem to a contest facilitated by a Massachusetts-based creative research firm in partnership with the marketing company Latitude. Because current generations are extremely technology-oriented, many of the answers provided by the children reflected brilliant and revolutionary suggestions. The results from the contest demonstrate the importance of techonlogy in the lives of children today, emphasizing the importance of high-quality STEM education.