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Skimm’d with spring workout gear — Check out what we Skimm’d for you today March 5, 2023 [Subscribe]( [Read in browser]( [theSkimm Logo] Daily Skimm WEEKEND [Header Image]( Skimm’d with [spring workout gear]( Ready or not, Monday’s almost here. We’ve got what you need to prep for the week ahead — from the biggest conversation starters to the most important dates. Who says Sundays have to be scary? “Never push a slower friend down” — [The National Park Service’s]( advice for what not to do if your group meets a bear in the wild. Who needs enemies? Eyes On East Palestine The Story The fallout from the catastrophic train derailment in Ohio is continuing to grow. This is about East Palestine? Yes. In the weeks since a Norfolk Southern train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed in Ohio, the EPA — which handles, among other things, industrial pollution and its effects — has taken control of the cleanup. So far, that’s included collecting [more than 700 tons]( of solid waste and approximately two million gallons of liquid wastewater. On Thursday, the EPA ordered that the rail company test for [dioxins](, aka pollutants that can cause cancer and weaken people’s immune and reproductive systems. In spite of those steps, things are still complicated. Tell me. Audio leaks about lax [inspections]( in the rail industry are reportedly coming to light. Cleaned-up toxic waste still has to go somewhere…and waste disposal sites as far away as Michigan and Texas are [balking]( at taking Ohio’s toxic mess. Meanwhile, residents and cleanup crews are continuing to report health issues (think: migraines, nausea). At a town hall last week, [angry residents]( confronted officials. Some expressed doubt about the findings from tests on chemical levels. Others pleaded with officials to “do the right thing" and “get our people out of here” — since a true cleanup reportedly might take years. What will happen now? The [pressure on the railway industry](, and Norfolk Southern in particular, is headed to the Senate. This week, the company’s CEO will [testify]( before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, answering questions about the derailment. Meanwhile, a bipartisan bill introduced last week would [enhance railway safety precautions]( — and has been [hailed]( by President Biden. But like cleanup, lasting changes to regulations are likely to take time. theSkimm In the past few years, there were reportedly at least 10 rail-related contamination events nationwide. East Palestine is the latest. As it sparks questions across the country about what happens when a company’s toxic mess affects your home and health, the lives and livelihoods of East Palestine’s 4,700 residents hang in the balance. [Facebook]([Twitter]([Email](mailto:?body=Residents of East Palestine still have big questions about their health and safety #theSkimm%0A3Ftype%3Demailurl%26r%3DSKIMM%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare%23custom) What's Happening 📰 In news… Some say it’s the ‘end of a dynasty’ as disgraced former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh got [sentenced to life in prison](. A very different kind of sentencing happened in Belarus, where a Nobel Peace Prize winner was given [10 years]( for financing protests and smuggling cash into the country — part of a recent crackdown on dissent. In other overseas news, the US is now saying it’s unlikely a foreign adversary was responsible for “[Havana syndrome](.” But didn’t say who, or what, might cause it. In a bummer report, [research]( on the gender pay gap shows it’s barely budged in the last two decades. And amid another [runway close call]( and more reports of scary [turbulence](, the future of President Biden’s [FAA nominee]( may be up in the air. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🧘🏽‍♀️ In wellness… Walgreens says it [won’t distribute]( abortion pills in at least 20 states. A [startup]( wants to be the “Bumble for surrogates.” AI could change the care you get from [doctors]( and even [therapists](. Forget 10,000 steps, or even 5,000 steps — new research says you can get away with [11 minutes]( of daily exercise to step up your health. Looking for sweeter dreams? Maybe [magnesium]( is the key. Oh and it turns out that [friend envy]( is real and can actually be productive — as long as you’re honest about it. But telling a new mom to make [more mom friends](? Not so much. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🔬 In science… SpaceX sent four astronauts on another [out-of-this-world mission](. The moon could be getting its own [time zone](. In a land less far away, Egyptian authorities found a sealed-off chamber inside a [Giza pyramid](. [Robotic body parts]( may start coming in handy. Plus, toothed whales apparently use vocal fry (yes, that vocal fry) [to hunt prey](. Bookmark'd Here’s a look at the reads we’ve saved, texted, and emailed to our friends… [If You Give a Woman a Cookie](...the semi-sweet origin story behind the namesake of Mrs. Fields Cookies. --------------------------------------------------------------- [People Are Getting Pregnant on TikTok’s Trendy ‘On-demand’ Birth Control](...a “revolutionary hormone-frees” gel may come with risks. --------------------------------------------------------------- [BIPOC! At the Disco: The Club Night Proving Emo Is for Everyone](…a tiny New York venue has become a safe haven for BIPOC emo fans. --------------------------------------------------------------- [How To Find Joy in Your Sisyphean Existence](…ever feel like you just can’t win? Here’s how you can. Skimm Picks Here are today’s recs to help you live a smarter life… 1. The best deals to shop this week. From big discounts at Wayfair to winter clothing sales at Reebok, you know we love [saving some dollars](. 2. On-sale baby essentials that'll make the everyday a bit easier. Parenting is hard enough. Add in a [deluxe play yard]( and a toddler [training toilet]( to make life a bit less stressful. 3. Self-care products to add to your arsenal. Pick up this [body scrubber]( for razor bumps and ingrown hairs, plus a [foot file]( for calluses and exfoliation. Buff it out. Psst...looking for more discounts on brands Skimm'rs love? Check out all of our exclusive promo codes [here](. Sunday Scaries, Who? Here’s one tip for a better start to your week. If you can turn down the pressure to be productive at the start of the week, Sunday will suddenly seem much more enjoyable. How do you do that? Enter: “[Bare Minimum Mondays](.” No, that doesn’t mean slacking off. Instead, it’s giving yourself permission to only do essential tasks on Monday. Here’s how to get down to (the necessary, and only the necessary) business. - Take it easy. The goal is to get your work done — but in a more relaxed way. That may not look the same for everyone. If you’re self-employed, you may find it helpful to schedule a few hours of focused work, then take the rest of the day for yourself. Or, if you have a more traditional 9-to-5, it might mean cutting down on morning meetings and focusing on admin that’ll help you prepare for the week ahead. It could also just mean taking a longer lunch. - Refresh your to-do list. Not everything needs to be done first thing. So on Sunday, instead of writing down a weekly to-do list, only jot down what’s on your plate for Monday. Then, identify which of those tasks are actually “must do” and push the rest back. Chances are, there won’t be as many as you think — making both Sunday and Monday feel lighter. - Distract yourself. Now that you’ve got a game plan, [set it aside]( until tomorrow. Of course, that’s easier said than done, so find something you can really dive into. That could be cooking a big dinner, calling a friend, or watching your fave TV show. Save the Date Like ours, your work and personal calendars are probably hectic. So here are some events you should know about... The [F1 season]( begins in [Bahrain](. Aaaand they’re off. International Women’s Day. [Run the world](. [South By Southwest]( kicks off in the Lone Star State. Yeehaw. Time to spring forward — Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 am ET. PS: Want more events like this on your cal? theSkimm App gives you a heads-up on when everything from holidays to sports games to awards shows are going down. Download it [here](. News Quiz Stumped by our news quiz yesterday? Here's the answer. A. “[Peter Pan](” Did you like this newsletter? [Feedback Widget Thumbs Up]([Feedback Widget Thumbs Down]( Skimm'd by: Macy Alcido, Rasheeda Campbell, Xian Chiang-Waren, and Melissa Goldberg --------------------------------------------------------------- Photos by Michael Swensen via Getty Images, miljko via iStockphoto Design by theSkimm --------------------------------------------------------------- *PS: This is a sponsored post. Want to wake up with us every morning? [Subscribe to the Daily Skimm](. --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- Skimm'd something we missed? skimmthis@theSkimm.com Issues? 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