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For 40 years, Iran banned women from soccer stadiums. This woman fought back

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By Laura Fraser 
| The Sunday Magazine
The Sunday Magazine For years, Maryam Shojaei could only dream of watching her brother play soccer inside Tehran’s Azadi Stadium as he led the Iranian national team to repeated victories. But since she was one of the country's 41 million million, she was banned. Then, she fought back.
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In France, you can get your groceries in returnable packaging. Here's why the Canadian pilot failed

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By Laura Fraser 
| What On Earth
LISTEN | Loop's rise and fall: What On Earth27:55Who killed the 21st century milkman? Seven years ago, Tom Szaky convinced some of the world's biggest corporations to invest in an old-fashioned milkman-style solution to reducing waste. The Princeton University dropout-turned-global leader in recycling initiatives introduced Loop — a company that would deliver everything from piping hot Tim Hortons coffee to Unilever soap and Häagen-Dazs to your door in reusable, returnable packaging.
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In France, you can get your groceries in returnable packaging. Here's why the Canadian pilot failed

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By Laura Fraser 
| Flipboard
Six kitchen items banned from home recycling bins under England's new rules At the end of last month, a major shake-up to England's recycling system came into force. The updated regulations mean certain items can no longer be …
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