In today's edition, we explore how a drug-checking app is not only providing alerts and saving lives, the concept of pay-as-you-go factories, and the European Union's landmark decision to acknowledge abortion access as a fundamental right. | Continue reading

Today at Squirrel News, we're talking about the cycling revolution in Paris, a unique initiative in Connecticut helping parents and caregivers manage the rising cost of childcare, and a green energy milestone in Texas as solar power outperforms coal for the first time ever. | Continue reading

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In today's edition of Squirrel News, we highlight a new EPA rule that promises cleaner air and a quicker transition to electric vehicles, the doubling number of Brazilian cities served in a successful programme fighting dengue fever, open-ended stipends that are keeping renters i … | Continue reading

In today's edition of Squirrel News, we delve into the European Union's endorsement of legislation aimed at safeguarding human rights within supply chains, a new way for US states to cover expensive gene therapies for those with low incomes, and the Indigenous women retelling the … | Continue reading

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In our latest update before the weekend, we delve into the transformative efforts of an initiative breathing new life into a Panamanian prison, explore new pledges contributing to the decarbonisation of the EU, and spotlight farmers who are making the shift away from conventional … | Continue reading

As we kick off a new month, it's time to delve into our February recap! From landmark environmental protection laws making strides in Europe to the establishment of an LGBT-friendly mosque in Marseille, we're moving into March with a lot to celebrate. | Continue reading

Today on Squirrel News, the EU now treats severe environmental damage as a crime, adopts a groundbreaking ecosystem restoration law, and a New Zealand firm unveils woodchip-powered EV battery technology. | Continue reading

In the latest Squirrel News update, we delve into the impactful strides of a nonprofit removing 2 million pounds of ocean-bound waste, Connecticut's groundbreaking commitment to erasing medical debt, and the transformative journey of soccer in El Salvador. | Continue reading

Today's Squirrel News highlights include a new scheme helping Denverites stay active and earn cash by embracing sustainable commuting options, prescription meal kits designed to fight diabetes, and a conservation win with zero elephant poaching recorded in a Republic of Congo Nat … | Continue reading

Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed lives as an openly homosexual imam in France. His religion has long been the subject of heated debate here, especially after the Islamist-motivated terrorist attacks on the editorial offices of Charlie Hebdo and the concert at the Bataclan in 2015. During hi … | Continue reading

In this episode, Ed and Jonathan, a Jew in LA and Jonathan a German in Berlin, reflect on current political events and their personal relation and experience with it: The rise of the far-right AfD in Germany, mass protests against it, and how Germany deals with the past in genera … | Continue reading

In the latest update from Squirrel News, we explore the 32% increase in female participation in higher education in India over the last ten years, the Biden Administration's reinforced measures targeting harmful air pollutants, and celebrate a successful conservation endeavor tha … | Continue reading

It's the start of a new month - which means it's time for our January roundup! In today's edition, we'll take a look back at some of our editors' favourite articles from the past month - from world-firsts to tried-and-tested solutions, there's a wealth of positivity to celebrate … | Continue reading

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In this latest update from Squirrel News, we delve into the remarkable acceleration of global renewable energy expansion, the significant impact of bans in preventing billions of plastic bags from entering circulation, and a recent study underscoring the overwhelming success of t … | Continue reading

Today on Squirrel News, we delve into Canada granting the mineral-rich Arctic region of Nunavut control over its valuable resources, Cameroon's groundbreaking initiative: the world's first malaria vaccine programme for children, while environmental activists celebrate a victory i … | Continue reading

Today at Squirrel News, we delve into a exciting cancer drug offering a less-invasive approach to treatment compared to traditional chemotherapy, the rural entrepreneurs in India making safe drinking water accessible at an affordable price, and a pioneering violence prevention st … | Continue reading

In today's edition, we're looking at the financial lifelines being offered to those looking to escape abusive relationships, Spain's trailblazing Down Syndrome representative in parliament, and the UK's solar energy milestone with rooftop installations reaching a 12-year peak in … | Continue reading

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In the first edition of Squirrel News in 2024, discover how a NGO in Ecuador is protecting 10% of the globe's avian species, explore the emergence of job centers embracing neurodiversity, and learn about a groundbreaking women-led porn app that aims to put the female gaze front a … | Continue reading