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� � � � � � EU Approves Ban On Destruction Of Unsold Clothing - Forbes India - Forbes India    New EU rules aim to crack down on fast fashion and reduce waste, including a ban on destroying unsold clothes. Image: ShutterstockThe European Parliament and EU member states announced on Tuesday new rules to crack down on fast fashion and reduce waste, including a ban on destroying unsold clothes.The new rules, first proposed by the European Commission last year, impose tougher rules on products to ensure they last longer and are easier to repair and recycle. For hassle free instant subscription, just give your number and email id and our customer care agent will get in touch with you From tumbling heat records to growing renewable energy capacity, a look at climate change in numbers Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium This Full-Body Workout Fits in a Backpack -     Rucking, which is simply walking with a weighted backpack, is a great way to combine strength training and cardio without setting foot inside a gym. When Jessica Flores was in her mid-40s, she began experiencing shortness of breath, fatigue, swelling in her legs and a rapid heartbeat. When she ended up in the hospital, the doctors told her she had congestive heart failure, and that she needed to change her diet and start exercising. Knee injuries made it difficult to run, but in 2019, she registered for a 5K race anyway. That’s when she noticed an option to walk the race with a weighted backpack, known as “rucking.” Continued here � � � � � � Majors trial: actor demanded ‘Michelle Obama’ behavior, ex-girlfriend testifies - the Guardian    Grace Jabbari detailed the highs and lows in an allegedly toxic relationship and prosecutors played a recorded argument at trial Jonathan Majors's ex-girlfriend detailed a tumultuous and toxic relationship at his assault trial in New York on Tuesday, where she is expected to detail how he allegedly assaulted her. Prosecutors accused the Creed III and Marvel star of assaulting Grace Jabbari in March after she saw a text message from another woman on his phone. Majors faces three charges of misdemeanor assault, aggravated assault and harassment. He has pleaded not guilty. Continued here � � � � � � Dublin Riots Expose Irish Frustration at Housing, Cost-of-Living Crisis - TIME    On a chilly Thursday night in Dublin last month, the government and police were caught entirely off guard when violent riots broke out hours after a stabbing attack near a busy transit route in the city. The riots had an anti-immigration tone — the word “out” smeared on the back of a bus that was set alight and anti-immigrant chants shouted by rioters.  Yet up to then, Ireland — with its stable and open economy and almost full employment — had managed to avoid the development of a large far-right movement, unlike many other European countries. Continued here

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