Hungary’s opposition unites, tree mortgage scheme, climate change warning stickers
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In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re looking at six Hungarian parties uniting to challenge Viktor Orbán, a tree mortgage scheme in India to reduce poverty and increase biodiversity, and climate change warning stickers at american gas stations.
Hungarian opposition to unite for upcoming election to challenge Orbán’s 12-year rule
Six political parties in the Hungarian parliament will collaborate in the 2022 election to end the rule of conservative Viktor Orbán, deciding on a single presidential candidate between them.
City of Tulsa embraces immigrants and refugees to battle ‘brain waste’
By focusing on the strengths of the people immigrating, the city of Tulsa fast-tracks academic accreditation, tackling its own shortcomings in the process.
UK bans unhealthy snacks from checkouts and bulk buying discounts as of 2022
In order to tackle its obesity crisis, the UK Government attempts to discourage the excessive consumption of food products high in salt, sugar and fat.