In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about the biggest annual decline in US suicide rates in four decades, amateur beekeepers bringing a buzz to New York’s rooftops, and a campaign across the African continent helping Black communities control their own narrative on Wikipedia.
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Milk Tea Alliance, Alabama’s student homeowners, 17,000km bee motorway
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about a growing pro-democracy movement crossing international borders, a programme helping young Black people become homeowners, and a network of insect highways saving the UK’s bees.
Easter Recap: Argentina’s jaguars return, first woman to lead the WTO, Senegal’s male doulas
To mark the Easter holidays, we’re excited to present you with a compilation of our favourite stories from this year’s Squirrel News issues.
Easter greetings from Squirrel News
Dear readers, friends, and Squirrel community, Easter is just around […]
Bald eagle population quadruples, satellite-based financial aid, Middle Eastern peacebuilding trio
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about an explosion in the American bald eagle population as a result of conservation efforts, Togo’s innovative approach to coping with pandemic-related poverty, and a unique organisation in the Middle East uniting conflicting nations to preserve their local environment.
New York to legalise marijuana, tackling drought with recycled water, NZ approves paid miscarriage leave
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re looking at New York’s plan to legalise recreational marijuana and reinvest taxes into marginalised communities, reclaimed wastewater as a solution to farming in hot climates, and how New Zealand is the second country in the world to offer paid leave after a miscarriage or stillbirth.
