Australian vegetable airdrop, days off for nonsmokers, carbon footprint labelling

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In this issue of Squirrel News, vegetables are airdropped in New South Wales in a bid to feed the bushfire victims, a boss in England is giving his nonsmoking employees four extra days off per year, and carbon footprint labelling on food is being pioneered by Quorn so that consumers can be aware of their diet’s impact on the environment.
Vegetables are raining from the sky in aid for Australia’s fire-affected animals
Source: Huffington Post
In England, non-smoking employees at this company earn four extra days off per year
Source: GOOD
Quorn leading the way in introducing carbon footprint food labelling
Source: Inhabitat
Climate action and eco-anxiety becomes part of New Zealand’s school syllabus
Source: Global Citizen
Successfully created embryo gives hope to rhino species on verge of extinction
Source: AP News
Looking ahead, Australia could benefit from aboriginal fire management
Source: Yes Magazine
African grey parrots shown to be empathetic enough to help one another
Source: New Scientist
Mexico sets an example with Latin America’s first ever feminist foreign policy
Source: Devex
How can we curb our costly addiction to palm oil?
Source: BBC News
This new product is the size of a fridge, but with the ability to recycle up to 85% of household water
Source: Reset