Amsterdam Bans Fossil Fuel Ads

Why this is here: Chile extended maternity leave from 12 to 24 weeks and saw higher rates of formal employment among mothers for up to three years afterward.
Amsterdam officials banned meat and fossil fuel advertising in public spaces on May 1st. The city now prohibits ads for items like burgers, petrol cars, and airline travel from appearing on trams, metro stations, and billboards.
Across the United States, roughly 330,000 incarcerated people can now make free phone calls. Advocates believe this access helps maintain family connections and eases successful reentry into society.
In Chile, extending maternity leave to 24 weeks did not negatively impact women’s employment rates. Researchers observed higher rates of formal employment for mothers up to three years after childbirth.
Brazil started formally protecting 410,000 hectares of land for the Kawahiva people. This Amazonian community faces threats from farming, mining, and logging. The full impact of these changes remains to be seen, as consistent enforcement will be crucial for long-term success.
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