In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re looking at a global minimum tax rate tackling tax-dodging big business, marine biologists saving Kenya’s coral reefs, and the Dutch pig whisperer encouraging his peers to turn away from factory farming.
Saving Kenya’s corals through sustainable reef management education
Rosalie Bailie, a marine biologist based at Diani Beach, collects pieces of broken coral along with her team and nurses them back to health before returning them to the ocean.
Native American tribe in Maine buys back island taken 160 years ago
The Passamaquoddy’s purchase of Pine Island for $355,000 is the latest in a series of successful “land back” campaigns for indigenous people in the US.
Cities are encouraging residents to shop locally through a unique rewards programme
An example can be seen in Akron, Ohio, where customers are rewarded with points for every purchase they make through the city-sponsored app — resulting in discounts, free services, and other perks.
Healing the scars of war: the women rebuilding Mozambique’s national park
Women are leading the way in the restoration of Gorongosa park, whilst inspiring young girls from the surrounding communities through education programmes.
