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Episode 9
Founders' Valley follows German entrepreneur Fridtjof Detzner on his journey to India – a country that’s drowning in plastic waste. He meets with visionary founders who want to tackle the country’s pollution crisis and fight for a cleaner India.
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E9: Plastic Planet
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Meet the visionaries who are fighting for a cleaner India.
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