Bangladesh: Could Jute Jump Start the Eco-revolution?

This documentary looks at Bangladesh's efforts to turn jute, a traditional natural fibre, into a driver of an eco-friendly future. It follows an invention from Dhaka that makes a biodegradable film from jute cellulose, offering a possible replacement for plastic. Through the science and the growers, it weighs jute's potential to revive an industry and cut pollution. Hopeful and grounded, it shows how an old crop might help solve a very modern problem. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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