Regreening a barren refugee landscape on Myanmar’s border

Mongabay
Jun 11, 2019, 3:46 pm487 ptsHot
KUTUPALONG, Bangladesh — Where a year ago there were only the desolate remains of a forest scythed from hills to house hundreds of thousands in the world’s largest refugee camp, Rohingya refugee Hazara Khatun now picks the vegetables she will use for dinner. Inside a small plastic bag hanging from her wrist…

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