In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re looking at a global journalist collective continuing the work of colleagues killed as a result of their reporting, Europe’s renewable energy boom leading to fossil fuels taking a backseat, and Estonia’s new position as the only country led by women.
The Estonian Parliament approved the government led by Prime Minister Kaja Kallas – appointed by President Kersti Kaljulaid – making the country now the only one to be led by women.
First full-time Black female assistant coach appointed in American Football
After serving as a coaching intern for Washington’s football team, Jennifer King is now the first Black woman to fulfill the position of NFL assistant coach.
Boeing has announced that its entire fleet of aircraft will run on sustainable fuels by 2030
Following first successful test flights using 100% renewable fuels, the aviation giant commits to adapting its planes over the course of the next decade.
Abandoned oil rigs are unexpected new platforms for marine ecosystems
Although controversial when actively used for oil extraction, the subsurface parts of the abandoned rigs provide ideal circumstances for flourishing marine life.
Prison inmates studying to be entrepreneurs after their release
With many parolees facing prejudice and difficulty finding new employment in the outside world, these prisoners are preparing to start their own businesses behind bars.
First Nations people use underwater drones to map and preserve marine life
The Songhees Nation of British Columbia has joined forces with local scientists to complete the first marine survey of culturally important species around the Tl’ches archipelago.
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South Africa’s travelling health train, dropping HIV drugs from the sky, hospital for elephants
Skin cancer cases falling in Sweden, Mexico City’s ‘tree army’, village transformed from no-go area to delight
Alaska protects 28 million acres of public land, early warning for cardio risks, medical respite for the unhoused
