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There’s an old joke in policy circles: when the EU passes a law, the rest of the world updates its compliance manual. This time, the manual is about clothes. For years, Europe has been quietly rewriting the rules of fashion — Extended Producer Responsibility, bans on destroying unsold stock, mandatory sustainability disclosures, Digital Product Passports,

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For years, sustainability was treated like a checkbox. Tick it in presentations. Mention it in annual reports. Ignore it on the ground. Until reality knocked. Hard. Tiruppur — India’s knitwear capital — didn’t wake up one day and decide to “go green” because it looked good on LinkedIn. It was pushed into a corner by

For decades, Indian cities have treated garbage like a shameful family secret. Dump it far away, cover it with soil, light an agarbathi of slogans, and hope nobody asks questions. Chennai did the opposite. At the Perungudi dumpyard, 96 acres of a 226-acre site—filled over nearly 50 years—has been scientifically processed and reclaimed. Around 1.7