In our ‘Wild Alaska’ issue, we asked you to design a global warming monster. What powerful and thought-provoking drawings you sent us! Thank you to everyone who entered the competition.
“I decided to make a cloud monster that changes the climate. EcoBreaker has many powers and gadgets to destroy Earth. He eats coal, then blows smoke, causing pollution and thinning the ozone layer. The blade is to cut down trees so we have less oxygen. His fire hand is to make forest fires to scare animals to show who is boss.”
“I made a fire monster – it is heating up the world. I drew an aeroplane, which made the monster angry, and a tree and a person who is sad.”
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