Passionate teenage innovators from around the globe create cutting-edge solutions to confront the world’s environmental threats—found right in their own backyards—while navigating the doubts and insecurities that mark adolescence. These inspiring teens prepare their projects for the largest convening of high school scientists in the world: the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
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You ever throw a rock in and make foam holes? No. Can I? Why would you do that? (rock sinks in water) Whoa. (lively music) I was always taught by my parents, my grandparents to always respect the island. The land that we live off. What is your project about? So there's like this factory where they actually put like arsenic into the pond. Oh that's messed! You can't even tell there's a lake, it's so overgrown with weeds. Urgh! When I was growing up I remember the lake, so nice and clear. People sometimes used to wash the clothes. If only that was our problem now. One of our students has been selected as a finalist, to attend the International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles. How are you doing? - Hi No I don't do hugs! Aww that's so bad. We can do an arm grasp thing. Welcome everyone! This is your time. This is your day. This is your time. This is your day. I'm from Korea. Korea? I'm from Hawaii. Would you take a photo with me please? Oh sure! It's inevitably our job as the next generation to tackle this. We could combine our projects. I could detect it and you could cure it. Yeah!
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