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This document proposes an educational ice pop product called LOST ICE that aims to raise awareness of declining ice levels in the Arctic and Antarctic. LOST ICE ice pops would come in two sizes - one representing historic ice levels from 1900 and one smaller size representing reduced ice levels in 2018 - to give consumers a tangible experience of how much ice has been lost. By linking the changing textures of the ice pops to scientific data on shrinking ice sheets, LOST ICE hopes to help people intuitively understand and feel personally invested in addressing the environmental issues of climate change.
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Ice Popsicle will be sold in sets of 2. Size and texture are fluid.
Variable according to the amount of ice in Antarctica or Arctic.
See the amount of Antarctic ice in 1900,
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Shaved and small
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See the amount of Antarctic ice in 2018,
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Shaved and small
CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
With this experience you can intuitively perceive the difference
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See the amount of Antarctic ice in 1900,
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See the amount of Antarctic ice in 2018,
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Experience the fact that
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- 2. LOST ICE is "Experience type" ice pops. LOST ICE save the earth. concept ¡ù»Ïñ¤Ï¥¤¥á©`¥¸¤Ç¤¹¡£ CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
- 3. the purpose You will perceive the change in the Arctic / Antarctic environment by two ice pops. That is a shocking experience. So You should be interested in environmental issues. CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
- 4. The global environment continues changing. However, it is hard to feel in the daily life. Task ¨‹ Antarctic ice change https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/ice-sheets/ CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
- 5. Direction of solution We can learn while enjoying an environmental problem by eating Ice Pop. CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
- 6. Concrete idea Ice Popsicle will be sold in sets of 2. Size and texture are fluid. Variable according to the amount of ice in Antarctica or Arctic. See the amount of Antarctic ice in 1900, Ice pop is [image] hard Soft Shaved and small CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites See the amount of Antarctic ice in 2018, Ice pop is
- 7. Concrete idea [image] hard Soft Shaved and small CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites With this experience you can intuitively perceive the difference between the two ice pops. And you should be shocked by ice changes in the Arctic and Antarctic. See the amount of Antarctic ice in 1900, Ice pop is See the amount of Antarctic ice in 2018, Ice pop is Experience the fact that the amount of ice is reduced with visual and mouthfeel
- 9. CHALLENGES£ºPolar OppositesDemo CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites
- 11. Service flow ¡¤ System configuration diagram ¨‹ GLOBAL CLIMATE CHARENGE https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/ice-sheets/ CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites CLOUD Order Shave ice Download data Open data
- 12. LOST ICE makes innovation. 1. Experience type ice pops You can experience the fact that the amount of ice will decrease with size and texture. 2. Everyone can understand Ice pops can be understood that the problems occurring in the ice of the North Pole and Antarctica even by a small child. 3. Become your familiar problem You should feel that is not a distant problem but a problem that affects you. So LOST ICE save the EARTH ! Finally CHALLENGES£ºPolar Opposites