L.A.’s largest wildlife bridge in the world, wind-powered cargo ships, racial equity roundtable
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In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re looking at the world’s largest wildlife crossing to be, sailing cargo ships to transport cars and a rountable tackling systemic racism head-on
World’s largest wildlife crossing to be built in Los Angeles
In the region of L.A. the endangered mountain lions as well as birds and lizards, risk getting hit by cars. The world’s largest wildlife crossing to be built in 2021 shall ensure they cross safely.
Communities provide school meals to children in spite of government ruling
Communities in the United Kingdom will provide free meals to children during the winter break following a campaign by football player Marcus Rashford. The government had previously rejected the proposal.
How five mental health police reforms can transform distress calls
When individuals with mental health issues are in distress, the police are called frequently. Here are 5 alternative approaches to correspond to distress calls from different countries around the world.
Disability advocates approve of shift to remote work
The ability to work from home has benefited those with disabilities during the pandemic. They can now work from a place accustomed to their accessibility needs.