Children’s Climate Prize 2021: Indian American teens among the five finalists

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Texas, USA (CU)_ Five gifted adolescents, two of whom are Indian Americans and one of Indian ancestry, are demonstrating to the rest of the world new solutions to combat the climate issue. The Indian Americans among the five finalists of the 2021 Children’s Climate Prize are 15-year-old Reshma Kosaraju from Saratoga, California; 17-year-old Yash Narayan from San Carlos, California; and 17-year-old Anjali Sharma from Melbourne, Australia.

Kosaraju’s project was, “AI against forest fires – Where technology predicts and limits the damage of forest fires.” While selecting her project, the judges stated that…

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