In today’s edition of Squirrel News, Pakistani female comedians take on gender roles, France plans to issue free condoms for young adults and New Zealand aims to become the world’s largest ‘dark sky nation.’
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First Black party leader in U.S. Congress, preschool on wheels, French village for people with dementia
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, U.S. House Democrats elect the first Black party leader to Congress, mobile preschools aid immigrant families and a French village helps dementia patients.
Connecting low-income kids with nature, fighting digital colonialism, pizza party for mental health
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about ways make children from low-income families experience nature, strategies to fight Big Tech’s exploitation, and renewable energy beating coal in US energy production.
Brazilian kids fighting dengue fever, Kingston’s historic rent reduction, mobile oral surgeon
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, Brazilian kids fight dengue fever with modified mosquitoes, Kingston passes a historic rent reduction law, and a mobile oral surgeon helps rural Americans.
‘Mansion tax’ for affordable housing, effective meth addiction treatment, flying robot saving plants
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, California promotes affordable housing through a “mansion tax,” new method keeps meth addicts sober, and a flying robot saves endangered plants.
Germany to legalise recreational cannabis, robotic falcon protecting birds, Miami Beach bans hairstyle discrimination
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Tiny farming, drop in military suicides, first African nation to approve HIV prevention drug
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Open source seeds, mental health hotline for farmers, Saudi women’s football league
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, farmers benefit from open source seeds, agricultural workers get a specialised mental health hotline and Saudi Arabia opens first premier football league for women.
Mental health recovery for police, upcycled clothing line, and peer recovery for addiction treatment
Today on Squirrel News, police officers recover from mental health costs, Swedish companies collaborate to release an upcycled clothing line, and studies show the value of peer recovery for addicts.
Free public transit, cyborg roaches saving lives, carbon-free ferry between England and France
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Patagonia founder donates company, São Paulo without cars, Humor for Humanity
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Overcoming polarisation, krill-inspired buildings, extinct butterfly makes a comeback
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