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Monthly Archives: July 2026
The Conversation: Clothing retailers will face growing pressure to think about the whole lifecycle of their products with the forthcoming European introduction of a policy called extended producer responsibility – this holds fashion brands and manufacturers responsible for managing post-consumer waste.
Academic rigour, journalistic flair Arts + CultureBusiness + EconomyEducationEnvironmentHealthPolitics + SocietyScience + TechWorldPodcastsInsights Share article Print article Care labels on clothes are no longer enough for supporting consumers to enjoy their clothes for longer. Clothing retailers will face growing pressure to think about the whole lifecycle of their products … Continue reading
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HISTORY: Hong Kong returned to China 1st July 1997
Create a free HISTORY profile to stay in the know. Stream HISTORYTry Advertisement JUL01 1997 Hong Kong returned to China HISTORY.com Editors AFP via Getty Images Published: November 24, 2009Last Updated: May 27, 2025 At midnight on July 1, 1997, Hong Kong … Continue reading
A massive analysis of Swedish population records reveals that people with higher cognitive abilities are more likely to vote, donate to charity, and buy eco-friendly vehicles, suggesting general intelligence directly influences actions that benefit…
@PsyPost A massive analysis of Swedish population records reveals that people with higher cognitive abilities are more likely to vote, donate to charity, and buy eco-friendly vehicles, suggesting general intelligence directly influences actions that benefit… =================================== Intelligence found to predict … Continue reading
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Ireland and its maritime seascape. Host to EU Presidency for six months. Are there vulnerabilities? Also cyber attacks?
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Axios: Trump backs MAHA “shocking” Oval Office fight
Trump backs MAHA in “shocking” Oval Office fight Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Tensions over pesticide use erupted in a heated Oval Office meeting last week, Axios’ Alex Isenstadt scoops. The confrontation exposed a sharp fault line in Trump’s … Continue reading
Nick Delehanty on X: New Website Just Dropped. This one tracks Ireland’s asylum and immigration statistics using interactive dashboards. From IPAS spending to deportations, arrivals, PPS numbers. Using the data, we can see: 1) Arrivals from Somalia are up 90% in 2026 2) Backlog of asylum appeals is up 383% since 2023 3) Almost €300m has been paid to owners of CityWest. It was developed by a friend. I’m also working with other devs who want to make public data more open. We are all volunteers who care about Ireland. We receive €0 from Coimisiún na Meán Isn’t it amazing how none of our highly paid media are capable of this type of work? Why is that? Comment: Ellis Island, we all it knows its history. People seeking asylum in Ireland must be vetted. Too many coming from warring factions between tribes in the African continent. People like Nick Delehanty have genuine concern about the future of our country; please listen to people who care and act as Nick has done. The Chart is a must read
Nick Delehanty @Nick_Delehanty · 19h New Website Just Dropped. This one tracks Ireland’s asylum and immigration statistics using interactive dashboards. From IPAS spending to deportations, arrivals, PPS numbers. Using the data, we can see: 1) Arrivals from Somalia are up … Continue reading
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Minister Health Ireland: be aware that most likely time the children of today being allowed puberty blockers will be suing the State in a decade … act now. This interview is a must for all people.
https://twitter.com/FatEmperor/status/2072077323323552106/video/1 Covid Vaccines were NEVER SAFE @duzBme · 4h Ireland Minister Helen McEntee’s husband Paul Hickey is a director at AbbVie, makers of Lupron (used for puberty suppression in treating precocious puberty). Amid debates on child safeguarding, gender policies, and pharma … Continue reading
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