US EditionStudent-made product could cut heating costs by $50 a month in Mississauga
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Student-made product could cut heating costs by $50 a month in Mississauga
A team of Mississauga students is in the finals to win $50,000 in a Canadian STEM competition for a device that could cut heating costs and reduce greenhouse gases. The Port Credit Secondary School team made it to the final round in the Samsung Canada Solve for Tomorrow contest—a nationwide STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) competition that challenges students to develop real-world solutions for pressing community issues. From…
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