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Wearing breathable textiles like cotton is becoming a form of heat adaptation, but for many Dalit families, they remain out of reach.
Flexible certification aims to boost recycling and reuse models, with approved products prioritised in government procurement under 2050 circular economy plan.
Passport for textiles could verify green claims as global fashion seeks to reduce its environmental footprint.
Brand investment for Bangladesh's textile factories to build rooftop solar can play a part in clean energy goals.
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