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Reflection: Identifying the problem of carbon emissions and flight time was pretty easy due to global warming and how planes effect it. I found the problem by looking up how much carbon do planes make and found that planes are responsible for some 11% of the earths carbon emissions. The solution was easy, we need to move to electric planes. There was a team in Vancouver that made a fully electric water plane (see in slide 5) and flew it down a river. I was able to think about they way i wanted the innovation to look and I was also able to create and identify solutions of the problem. Yes I am somewhat satisfied of how I finished the project.
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