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IAEA Children's Paintings Competition 2007

24 July 2007
&copy; IAEA<p>First place:</p><p>Title: Lets Care the World with Green Energy.</p><p>This picture I drew is about all kinds of energy in the earth. So, I drew an earth with many energy on it. There an olive tree is growing like a heart above the earth. In the heart olive tree, there are many people who are using the earth's energy… And in the bottom of the earth, they are all from different country. Means that we all must love our earth energy, if not, there will be no more energy to use. (Michelle Cheng Cin Min, age 12 years old from China)</p><p>Second place:</p><p>Title: Energy in the Mind of a Child</p><p>In my drawing, a child learns many things about how energy works by reading books. Like how solar cells harness the power of the sun to make heat and electricity, that power stations can use the movement of waterfalls, waves and tides to make electricity, windmill driven by the force of the wind can generate electricity and pump water. (Jerrika C. Shi, 10 years old from Philippines)</p><p>Third Place:</p><p>Title: What a Wonderful World! (with Environmentally-Friendly Energy)</p><p>The use of energy has shaped our environment and our society for a considerable period of time. With the human need to travel more efficiently from one place to another, innovation and technology has produced various modes of transportation in order to satisfy this desire. However, energy is needed to power hot air ballons, cars, locomotives, aeroplanes, bullet trains… This drawing focuses on the beauty of harnessing the vast energy potential of nature while maintaining and perhaps improving the quality of life on this planet which we all call home. (Ho Charlotte Sie Wing, 13 years old from China)</p> <p>Honourable Mention:</p><p>Title: My Secret Laboratory</p><p>Pristavu Adrian Emanuel, 9 years old from Romania</p><p>Honourable Mention:</p><p>Energy in the World</p><p>Tiffany Law, 12 years old from China</p><p>Energy in the World</p><p>Yae-Hoon Park, 11 years old from Republic of South Korea</p><p>Title: Extra Consumption causes Destruction</p><p>Marvi Baig, 14 years old from Islamabad, Pakistan</p><p>Title: Save Energy, Save the World</p><p>Bavishya Subramanian, 13 years old from Vienna, Austria</p><p>Energy in our World</p><p>Kristina Keung, 12 years old from China</p><p>Title: Energy for Peace</p><p>Alyarosa Taqwaariva, 8 years old from Pontianak, Indonesia</p><p>Title: Energy in our World</p><p>Lakshmi Shree A.J.S., 10 years old from India</p><p>Energy in the World</p><p>Cherie Tsang, 8 years old from China</p>&copy; IAEA
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