How Bangladesh’s Toxic Leather Industry Is Poisoning People And Rivers | Risky Business

The Bangladesh economy relies heavily on its leather sector, which employs nearly a million people. But the industry is also poisoning many of them. We followed a worker to see how he's risking his life and barely getting by.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:57 - How Hides Get Turned Into Leather
02:56 - Child Labor
03:28 - The Health Risks
05:11 - How Hides Are Tanned
05:50 - How Workers Get Paid
07:07 - The Industry’s Environmental Impact
08:28 - The Industry’s Economic Impact
09:06 - What Comes Next For Leather Workers
10:27 - Credits

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