Ayra Satheesh from Ireland won the European Earth Prize 2026 — the world's largest youth environmental competition — for Eco Purge, a biodegradable plastic that releases enzymes as it breaks down, actively removing microplastics from soil, freshwater, and saltwater. She developed it while still in school, collaborating with researchers at UCD Dublin and ATU Letterkenny.
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Isang 18-taong gulang na Irlandesa ay nanalo ng Earth Prize para sa plastik na naglilinis ng microplastics

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Nanalo si Ayra Satheesh mula Ireland ng European Earth Prize 2026 — ang pinakamalaking pandaigdigang kompetisyon sa kalikasan para sa kabataan — para sa Eco Purge, isang biodegradable na plastik na naglalabas ng mga enzyme habang nasisira, na aktibong nag-aalis ng microplastics sa lupa, sariwang tubig, at asin na tubig.

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