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Change: This argument showed that the concept is change as she changed the way we use fossil fuels

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The concept here is change, she changed the way egypt uses it's plastic to break it down and produce biofuel which is a new way for dealing with the ton of plastic beeing used in Egypt. It is change rather than innovation because she took the concept of recycling and changed it completely for a different purpose

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Change. She found a new way to turn all the useless plastic into something that is actually useful and beneficial. It's not innovation because she's not creating something "new"

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Change, she found a way to make Egypt $78 million worth of fuel per year through turning plastic polymers into fuel feedstocks

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change and innovation.
she finds a new way (an innovation) to change a major problem that is prevalent

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I think it's a new strategy, since the idea of recycling is not new or innovated. She just thinks about how we can turn this concept to reality.

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The concept thats most relatable to this story is change. She did not innovate anything new, she just changed the way Egypt recycles. She took an existing idea, changed it, turned it around, and introduced a new way to use it. She just figured out a new way to use it.

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Change and innovation. She's finds

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Her idea is an innovation, because she took ordinary plastic, broke the chemical bonds and creates biofuel. Her product was inexpensive and new around Egypt and the world.

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This girl changed something that affected Egypt greatly and helped them save prices.

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Change, she is changing the way Egypt is recycling material and this will surely impact the future
of Egypt and change our lives

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This is a strategy of business since her approach is to use plastics which are plentiful and turn it into biofuels through catalysts

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Change
In this article, It's shown that the 16 year old girl changed something that affected Egypt.

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Read the article and respond to the question at the top of the page.

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What have you done for your country lately? Sixteen-year-old Azza Abdel Hamid Falad has figured out a way to make Egypt $78 million worth of biofuel each year. The key: an inexpensive catalyst that will turn plastic into fuel.

Green Prophet explains:

The idea of breaking down plastic polymers into fuel feedstocks, the bulk raw material used for producing biofuel , is not a new idea. But Faiad has found a high yield catalyst, aluminosilicate catalyst, that breaks down plastic waste producing gaseous products like methane, propane and ethane, which are then converted into ethanol to use as biofuel.

Egypt uses about a million tons of plastic per year, so there's plenty of feedstock available for Falad's scheme. She's already won an award from the European Union for this work and is now working to patent her idea. We're rooting hard for this one.

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16-year-old scientist could turn Egypt's plastic problem into a biofuel boom

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What have you done for your country lately? Sixteen-year-old Azza Abdel Hamid Falad has figured out a way to make Egypt $78 million worth of biofuel each year. The key: an inexpensive catalyst that will turn plastic into fuel.