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    Part 5: Recycling Blackwater

    Think toilet water is yucky and good for nothing? It may be foul, but special systems can turn stinky sewage into a valuable resource— water.  

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    Part 6: Saving Stormwater

    When it’s raining, have you ever thought about how much water falls from the sky? Or where it goes once it lands on the ground? 

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    Part 7: Recycling Wastewater

    If you live in a town, all the water going down the drain in your home probably flows to a wastewater treatment plant. How can we reuse that water?

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    Part 8: Surprising Sources Of Water

    Some buildings may have other surprising sources of water! Let's find out how to tap and reuse that water.

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News Bites

Are These Ice Age Animals?
Scientists might have just made a revolutionary discovery that could change what we know about Ice Age animals! In a new study, scientists suggest that prehistoric cave paintings...
Apr 02, 2022
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How A Hurricane Led To A Wildfire
When we hear about wildfires in the U.S, we might think of states like California and Oregon. But in Florida, the Chipola Complex has burned over 34,000 acres and led to the...
Mar 24, 2022
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Rain Bombs In Australia
Did you know that in the span of six days, Australia recorded about 872 milliliters of rain? That’s about the average amount of rain that the country receives in a whole year!...
Mar 21, 2022
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Why We Need To Stop Littering
Feb 01, 2022 - Norah, 10
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Why You Should Care About Climate
Jan 30, 2022 - Cameron, 10
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Jeramie Strickland
Jeramie Strickland is a Wildlife Biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He works at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, which is one of...
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Padma Venkatraman
Padma Venkatraman is an award-winning author of young adult novels and has a fifth book releasing soon. She has a Ph.D. in oceanography and worked as a chief scientist on several...
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Michael Mastrandrea
Michael Mastrandrea is the Research Director for the Climate and Energy Policy program at the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford. He also advises the California State...
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If you are a young artist, poet, storyteller, or have some interesting information or an opinion to share, here is your chance!

Youngzine has recently changed into an environment/climate literacy platform. In keeping with our direction, we encourage you to send us submissions on these themes.

You can write on nature, culture, society, climate, conservation, actions people (or you) are taking to help the environment or even an opinion piece on policies related to the environment. 

UStory

  • Fictional short stories and personal narratives
  • 500-1000 words

UReport                    

  • Reviews of a climate fiction book, or a travel/cultural experience, or something factual that fascinates you
  • Opinion and Nonfiction pieces
  • 500 words 

UArt

  • Pictures you have drawn, painted, etc., images you have created using computer software/programs, or photographs you have taken
  • Please submit as a .jpg file

UPoetry

  • Any format of poetry!
  • Several stanzas
  • If your poems are very short, consider submitting several that can be published together!

For all of the above…

  • Please make sure to spell/fact-check any of your work!
  • Your work must be original! We want to see your work and read your words, not someone else’s.

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Send us an email that looks something like this….

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My name is _______________, and I am _____ years old. I would like to submit my piece, entitled ______________ to be published on Youngzine! My youngzine username is _____________.

Sincerely,

_____________________

 

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Email all UWrite submissions to uwrite@youngzine.org!