Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen is a journalist at Squirrel News. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, climate change, public health, and healthcare administration, with a focus on renewable energy and energy sustainability. Elizabeth's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to addressing critical issues in healthcare and environmental security.
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Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen's coverage primarily focuses on positive news, environmental sustainability, social justice, health advancements, and global initiatives. Her articles often include government announcements and press releases. If you have a story related to positive developments in healthcare or pharmaceuticals, environmental sustainability projects with a global impact, social justice initiatives backed by governments or industry-specific innovations that align with her themes covered, reaching out to Elizabeth would likely be effective.
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By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: Canadian researchers succeed in rethickening melting Arctic ice, India sees the use of tobacco by its adult population drop by 50% in two decades, and over 5,000 flamingo chicks hatch in a former “climate disaster hotspot”.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: London's ULEZ scheme has reduced toxic air pollution and the fatalities that come with it by approximately 40%, the United States Senate approves the country's largest housing affordability bill in decades, and Chilangas FC is giving visually impaired women the chance to play football in Mexico City.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: electricity reaches 50 million more people across Africa, Southeast Asia moves closer to eliminating malaria, and a record 47,460 mangroves are planted along the Kenyan coast.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: The Vagrancy Act 1824 has been repealed in England and Wales making rough sleeping no longer a crime, the US murder rate approaches its lowest level since records began, and Arizona's wildlife crossings are having a huge impact on wildlife-vehicle collisions.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn
In today's edition: a scheme supported by NHS England lets walkers trade a brief stroll for discounts and other incentives, major pollutant levels drop across Europe, and content creators on subscription platform OnlyFans are taking an experimental approach to delivering climate information to those who might otherwise miss it.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: a vertical playground in Munich is rethinking childcare through active, space-efficient design, an experimental therapy offers a potential new way to fight glioblastoma, and African nations secure $900 million to expand access to clean cooking technologies.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: beavers are helping protect landscapes from wildfires by creating wetlands that slow the spread of flames, Sweden moves to ban “forever chemicals” in everyday products ahead of wider EU action, and former NOAA researchers launch an independent platform to keep climate data and research freely accessible.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: Lebanon's parliament has voted to abolish the death penalty as the first country in the Middle East, Niger has successfully re-greened five million hectares without planting any trees, and global solar capacity has passed three terawatts.
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: a clinic-on-wheels brings cervical cancer screening to more communities in the UK, travelling doctors take turns in French
By: Elizabeth Jacyshyn-Owen
In today's edition: a nonprofit is helping rightwingers questioning Trumpism find a way out of the Maga movement, solar power leapfrogs coal as China's biggest source of installed power capacity, and a new AI tool spots signs of heart disease in fewer than two seconds.
