A Threat to Rivers and Communities
🎓 Author: Ameya S 🆔 Article ID: WTW-MON26-456 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry What if I told you that the next global resource crisis wouldn’t be oil, water, or gold—but sand?It might sound crazy ,but it is the truth.Sand mining is one of the least talked-about environmental issue, even though it’s […]
Exposing the Invisible Carbon Footprint of Indian Schools
🎓 Author: Anvita Mishra 🆔 Article ID: WTW-MON26-444 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry Imagine a thief that operates in broad daylight, silently stealing energy from your school every single second, even when the classrooms are completely empty. This is not a fictional ghost story; it is the measurable reality of “Vampire […]
HOW FAST-FASHION IS SHAPING OUR ENVIRONMENT
🎓 Author: Tashi Nagori 🆔 Article ID: WTW-MON26-742 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry One week, everyone wants it. The next, nobody does. A certain style suddenly appears everywhere, on social media, in shop windows, and in our wardrobes. Thousands of people buy it because its the trend of the week. But […]
THE EARTH IS NOT OUR INHERITANCE
🎓 Author: Yashwardhan Singh 🆔 Article ID: WTW-MON26-573 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry It is a responsibility we temporarily hold There is a strange contradiction in the way we live. Every morning, we open our windows and expect the sky to be there. We turn on a tap and expect water […]
The Science of Food Waste, Methane Emissions and Climate Change
🎓 Author: Samarth Patil 🆔 Article ID: WTW-MON26-767 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Monsoon 2026 Entry The Meal We Never Ate: The Science of Food Waste, Methane Emissions and Climate Change. I quote, Annie Leonard“There is no such thing as ‘away’. When we throw anything away, it must go somewhere.” We all are habituated […]
The Scars That Never Heal
🎓 Author: Shlok Prakash Mokal 🆔 Article ID: WTW-SUM26-182 🏆 Category: Juniors (6–8) ✨ WriteToWin Summer 2026 Shortlisted Entry It was August 10, 1966, in the midst of the Vietnam War. The Fairchild C-123 Provider, an American military transport aircraft, flew low over the Mekong Delta. The cargo aeroplane holds more than 3800 litres of […]
When the Trees Disappear, Something Inside Us Disappears Too
There was a time when I loved balconies… Not because they were luxurious or aesthetically remarkable, but because they opened into life. They opened into movement, leaves trembling in the wind, birds resting on branches, evening air drifting quietly through trees, and the comforting reassurance that the world outside was still alive. For the first […]
An Unheard Cry from the Fields
How Must Farmers Be? By Vishwakarma Deepanjali How must farmers be, Burning under the scorching sun, drenched in the pouring rain? Has anyone ever stopped to think, What their life must truly be like? No holidays, not even a moment of rest, We have only seen them working endlessly. No one has truly understood their […]
What is “Greenwashing”? How to Spot Fake Environmental Claims
Name: Vaibhav HarlalkaName of School: Sanskriti the Gurukul The 21st century where, venture of changes seemed inevitable consisted of both pros and cons, while we progressed in multiple fields of aero-tech,space engineering etc. Innovation built many bridges to advancements but we had left trails of footstep behind which had brought environmental concerns,health issues and depletion […]
Enviroment & Climate Change
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