In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about an online game that addresses world issues, massive reforestation plans in China, and how a law professor is turning the lives of slum children through education.
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Rewilding the seas, ex-inmates employed as probation officers, 250 million trees in India
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Glasgow to plant 18 million trees, Israel bans fur sales, multibillion-dollar plan to eradicate polio
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about Glasgow’s impressive plan to plant ten trees for every resident over the course of the next decade, Israel’s decision to ban sales of fur, and the launch of a $5.1 billion programme to eradicate polio across the globe.
Lowering suicide rates of gun owners, gay men hijack #proudboys hashtag, Amazon conservation from your couch
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, voluntary gun storage is becoming an increasingly popular programme; gay man have taken over the twitter hashtag of the far-right group “Proud Boys”; and a new app helps track and prevent Amazon deforestation through cooperation with users.
3 million new trees for Uganda, robot dolphins, Washington Redskins change name
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Basic income pilot program in 15 US cities, 150,000 hectares for bees in the UK, Sudan ends FGM
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Bogota restricts bullfighting, a sculpture saving corals, wastewater as a resource
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Brazil newspaper’s pro-democracy campaign, rainbow flags on Moscow embassies, wild ass making history
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