SUPPLY CHAIN FOOD WASTAGES:AN UNDENIABLE CAUSE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS
π Author: Vilakshn Goyal π Article ID: WTW-MON26-803 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Did you know that the amount of food wasted in the USA each year has an approximate value of $218 billion? Owing to this, nearly 35 million people across the country suffer from food insecurity. But what is […]
THE LEVIATHAN ‘S ECHO.
π Author: D. Livis Infant π Article ID: WTW-MON26-658 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Part I: The Messenger from the Abyssal Zone The wooden hull of my father Darianβs boat creaked softly against the swell, a lonely rhythm echoing across the open ocean. Beneath us lay the deep abyssal trench where […]
The Climate Crisis Is Not Just About Carbon. It’s About How We Think.
π Author: Aaria Rathi π Article ID: WTW-MON26-555 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry I used to think climate change was just about emissions. Carbon dioxide, methane, all those gases trapping heat in the atmosphere. I would read articles about rising temperatures and melting ice caps and feel this distant sense of […]
The Last Generation That Can Still Choose
π Author: Tanushree Rout π Article ID: WTW-MON26-478 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Imagine a little child standing beneath the shade of a tree fifty years from now. The child looks up at green leaves dancing in the wind, drinks clean water from a nearby river, and breathes fresh air without […]
Dear Ancestors, why didn’t you listen?
π Author: Anvi Mantri π Article ID: WTW-MON26-536 π Category: Juniors (6β8) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Dear Ancestors from 2026,I am a 12 year old child from 2075. Maybe, you will call it fake and laugh at me,but if you are really reading it please don’t stop. I want to ask you every ‘why?’. […]
Local Water Conservation: Every Drop Counts, Every Community Matters
π Author: Kuthali Sriprasanna π Article ID: WTW-MON26-591 π Category: Juniors (6β8) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry βWater is life, and protecting water means protecting our future.β Water is one of the greatest gifts of nature. Every living being depends on it. We need water to drink, cook, grow food, maintain hygiene, produce goods and […]
THE DAY WHEN EARTH STOPPED BREATHING
π Author: Madhav Pal π Article ID: WTW-MON26-373 π Category: Juniors (6β8) β¨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Chapter 1: A Morning Unlike Any Other The sun rose over the horizon as it had done for billions of years, but this morning felt different. Instead of the cheerful songs of birds, there was an unusual silence. […]
Should Climate Policy Be Global or National?
π Author: Kyra Tudu π Article ID: WTW-SUM26-146 π Category: Super-Seniors (11β12) β¨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Entry Climate change is one single phenomenon within the atmosphere; however, it is controlled by fragmented political systems. This leads to a structural contradiction, whereby the planet operates as one climate, while the policy responses are separated into conflicting […]
From Clicks to Carbon: Digital Environmental Footprint
π Author: R. Rakshad π Article ID: WTW-SUM26-338 π Category: Juniors (6β8) β¨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Entry “Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master.” β Christian Lous Lange Beyond every streamed video, file download, cloud storage, and AI-generated response lies an invisible web of servers, data centres, and communication systems that consumes vast […]
When Nature Stops Warning Us!
π Author: Avish Thakur π Article ID: WTW-SUM26-47 π Category: Seniors (9β10) β¨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Entry Climate change is no longer a problem of the future. It is becoming a reality that affects our lives every single day. From rising temperatures and melting glaciers to floods, droughts, and polluted air, nature is giving us […]