Buddhist Monks Transform Plastic Bottles, Waste Into Monastic Robes, Masks in Thailand

Buddhist Monks Transform Plastic Bottles, Waste Into Monastic Robes, Masks in Thailand
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Jenni Julander
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A group of Thai monks has caught international attention for their innovative approach to reducing plastic waste: turning used bottles and bags into brand-new monastic robes and masks.

The Buddhist temple of Wat Chak Daeng has been on a mission to reduce plastic waste in Thailand for years.

Jenni Julander
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Jenni Julander is a writer based in the Rocky Mountains, where she received her writing education. She covers human interest and trending news for The Epoch Times.
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