“When the saris return from the Bangladeshi village of Katakhali to the United States, they are well worn: They smell of smoke, from time their owners spent cooking over open fires, and small burns dot their fronts. Mud from unpaved streets stains the hems. And the soft cotton has become more so—thinner, more fragile.” Read the full article by Courtney Lindall, “From Bangladesh to Brookly, a Clothing Exchange Inspires Climate Action”

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