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Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
EU approves supply chain human rights law, affordable gene therapies, redefining Indigenous film narratives
In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we delve into the European Union’s endorsement of legislation aimed at safeguarding human rights within supply chains, a new way for US states to cover expensive gene therapies for those with low incomes, and the Indigenous women retelling their stories through cinema.
France tackles the fast fashion industry, world-first AI legislation, big drop in UK middle-aged cancer deaths
In the latest issue of Squirrel News, discover how France is pioneering world-first laws to tackle fast fashion’s effects, MEPs are endorsing pioneering AI regulations, and a UK study is unveiling a drop in middle-aged cancer fatalities.
World’s largest sand battery, bald eagles nest in Toronto for first time, urban food forest in public park
In the latest Squirrel News update, we’re kicking off Monday with a mammoth sand battery set to reduce a Finnish town’s carbon emissions by nearly 70%, the historic debut of bald eagles nesting in Toronto, and the urban food forest project bringing healthy food to public parks.
Rehabilitating Panamanian prisons, decarbonising the EU, the farmers ditching factory farming
In our latest update before the weekend, we delve into the transformative efforts of an initiative breathing new life into a Panamanian prison, explore new pledges contributing to the decarbonisation of the EU, and spotlight farmers who are making the shift away from conventional factory farming practices.
Monthly recap: 28 stories about solutions and progress
As we kick off a new month, it’s time to delve into our February recap! From landmark environmental protection laws making strides in Europe to the establishment of an LGBT-friendly mosque in Marseille, we’re moving into March with a lot to celebrate.
