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Street design preventing violence, low-income kids’ success in wealthy schools, circular economy for trees
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we look at simple changes in neighbourhoods that help prevent crime, an unlikely initiative that gave new opportunities to French kids from disadvantaged backgrounds, and the urban businesses that use old trees to make new furniture – and plant more trees.
Everlasting wheat, farmstays for women after prison, solar lending for marginalised families
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Playfulness as a skill, training for sustainable pasture, Indian nurses on e-scooters
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re taking a look at how training ranchers helps them restore pastures, how e-scooters are helping Indian nurses reach more patients, and we’re discussing the benefits of being playful as an adult.
Tasmania goes carbon negative, first black White House press secretary, goats against poaching
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we take a look at Tasmania becoming carbon negative, the new White House press secretary breaking two barriers, and big goats making a difference in the fight against poaching in Zimbabwe.
New scheme to improve literacy, education for students in detention, renewable energy in tribal nations
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we take a look at a new teaching approach that makes learning to read easier for children, the amazing impact teachers can have on teenagers held in detention, and how renewables have been a force for long-lasting change in indigenous communities.
