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by Luana Maria Andretta
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transport petrol traffic air pollution ten


While Ben Gulak was visiting Beijing , China , he was shocked at the air in the city . He soon realised one of the main causes : . In Ben ? s home town in Canada , the is quite light , but Beijing has a lot of traffic . Some people drive cars , but a lot of people ride scooters . They ? re cheaper and they don ? t need much . They ? re also lighter and easier to drive through traffic jams .
There is one problem : petrol scooters can produce times more pollution than cars .

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Back in Canada , Ben started thinking about the problem . He wanted to design a new type of ? something as small as a scooter , but cleaner . He called his invention the Uno ? a which looks like ? half a motorbike ! It doesn ? t use any petrol ? just .

Ben won a for his and now he ? s completed three different of the bike . Will one day see it on our roads ?

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When Ann Makosinski was young , she only had a few toys to play with . Instead , she loved inventing new things from rubbish around the house . They didn ? t work , of course , but Ann soon an interest in science and electronics .

The idea for her first successful invention came from a friend in the Philippines . Ann , who is half Filipino , half Canadian , that her friend was doing badly at school . The was that she couldn ? t study at night because there wasn ? t any electricity . Ann was amazed to discover that many people , over a billion in fact , don ? t have to electricity . And then she remembered a fact from her science class : the heat in a person means each of us is like a walking 100W light bulb . So Ann designed a torch that uses just the heat from a human hand . It wasn ? t as powerful as a normal torch and only a little light . But Ann ? s invention won an international science competition with a prize of $25 , 000 her education in the future .

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