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Finland’s teen abortion rate plummets, South Australia moves to ban political donations, ozone layer recovery

Finland’s teen abortion rate plummets, South Australia moves to ban political donations, ozone layer recovery

In the last edition of Squirrel News for the week, we’re exploring Finland’s public health institute reporting a 66% decrease in teenage abortions from 2000 to 2023, a new electoral amendment bill aiming to prohibit electoral donations and gifts in South Australia, and a faster-than-anticipated decline in ozone-harming gases.

Sign language ambulances, deaths from tetanus plummet, building a wildlife corridor in the world’s largest rainforest

Sign language ambulances, deaths from tetanus plummet, building a wildlife corridor in the world’s largest rainforest

Insert In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about sign language-equipped ambulances reducing barriers to care in England, a significant decline in tetanus-related fatalities, and the construction of a wildlife corridor in the Amazon rainforest.

Vermont’s oil companies to foot climate change bill, second-chance gun crime initiative, Chile’s coastal cleanup

Vermont’s oil companies to foot climate change bill, second-chance gun crime initiative, Chile’s coastal cleanup

In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re exploring Vermont’s legislation now compelling fossil fuel companies to bear responsibility for climate change-induced damages, a novel programme empowering Florida’s at-risk youth with mentorship, and how frontline medical professionals in California are addressing the complex intersection of homelessness and mental health.

25 stories of solutions and progress from May 2024

25 stories of solutions and progress from May 2024

In today’s edition of Squirrel News, our editors have curated 25 standout stories highlighting the most remarkable solutions and progress from May 2024. From a groundbreaking legal victory for small island nations at an international ocean tribunal to a new device helping paraplegics regain partial control of their arms and hands, there’s a lot to think about in our latest issue.