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Miles O'Brien travels the world searching for solutions to today’s most urgent challenges.
Miles O'Brien travels the globe searching for solutions to climate, water, and health crises. From building sea curtains in Antarctica to restoring wildlife in Argentina, the answers are closer than we think thanks to people with a “Resolve to Solve.”
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Season 1 Preview
Preview: Season 1 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Miles O'Brien travels the globe searching for solutions to climate, water, and health crises. From building sea curtains in Antarctica to restoring wildlife in Argentina, the answers are closer than we think thanks to people with a “Resolve to Solve.”
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“Great solution come from very humble places.” I'm Miles O'Brien, and I'm searching the globe for solutions.
“This part of the world has three wild jaguars.” “Undeniably, it's melting.
The question is why?” “Can we adapt?” “Yes, we will adapt.
There is no choice.” Let's meet the big, bold thinkers.
“If you have an opportunity to make an impact, why not do it now?” With a “Resolve to Solve.”
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