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INTRODUCING #SOLUTIONSWATCH

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#SolutionsWatch, is a new regular podcast series from The Corbett Report that seeks to examine the movements, technologies, activities and philosophies that purport to provide solutions to the problems that we face and to highlight the work of activists who are making a difference.

Let’s work together to make the world a better place.

Source: The Corbett Report

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