The UNEP Magazine for Youth for young people · by young people · about young people Technology and Tunza the environment Conference Capturing Perennial dilemma carbon Greener cleaners Virgin Earth Small is Designing the controversial future TUNZA the UNEP Magazine for Youth. To view current and past issues of this publication online, please visit www.unep.org United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) CONTENTS PO Box 30552, Nairobi, Kenya Tel (254 20) 7621 234 Fax (254 20) 7623 927 Editorial 3 Telex 22068 UNEP KE E-mail
[email protected] Letting in daylight 4 www.unep.org Technology can help 4 ISSN 1727-8902 Call of the wild 6 Director of Publication Eric Falt TUNZA answers your questions 8 Editor Geoffrey Lean Small is controversial 9 Special Contributor Wondwosen Asnake Guest Editors Karen Eng, Callum Douglas, Standing together 10 Julie Kavanagh Nairobi Coordinator Naomi Poulton Material values 11 Head, UNEP’s Children and Youth Unit Theodore Oben Capturing carbon 12 Circulation Manager Manyahleshal Kebede Taming the sun 12 Design Edward Cooper, Ecuador Virgin Earth 14 Production Banson Great ideas 15 Youth Contributors Preetam Alex, India; Jamal Alfalasi, United Arab Emirates; Nina Best, Greener cleaners 16 Brazil; Handy Acosta Cuellar, Cuba; Kate de Mattos-Shipley, United Kingdom; Morteza Biofuels 17 Farajian, Iran; Claire Hastings, Canada; Perennial dilemma 17 Molly Lowson, Canada; Norbert Machipisa, Zimbabwe; Caitlin MacLeod, Canada; Ahmed Designing the future 18 Abbas Mahmoud, Sudan; Tanya Mowbray, United Kingdom; Maimuna Sarr, Gambia; Green... so this year 19 Zhang Boju, China Earth works 20 Other Contributors Caroline Baillie; Jane Pressing issue 21 Bowbrick; Stefan Hain; Fred Pearce; Joachim Petzoldt; Peter Saunders; Carola-Victoria Seven ancient wonders 22 Wetzstein; Rosey Simonds and David Woollcombe, Peace Child International Printed in the United Kingdom The contents of this magazine do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of UNEP or the editors, nor are they an official record.