This curious little squirrel is lucky to be alive, as the homeowner saved it from drowning in her pool in Rome.
Talk about being in the right place at the right time. When Lisa Garofalo Curtis of Rome let her dogs one morning, she noticed her pool cover flapping around. When she investigated, she found a squirrel unable to get out of the water. After quickly grabbing a shovel and gloves, she rescued the squirrel and quickly went to work, trying to save its life.
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Lisa told us it took about 30 minutes to nurse the squirrel back to health. Poor thing wasn t moving its back legs, and it was in shock. She s happy that not only did the squirrel survive, but it also turned into a teaching moment for her son as he witnessed firsthand how people can make a positive difference in an innocent animal s life.
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Which countries are open to vaccinated travellers?
A handful of countries are opening their doors to tourists who have received both doses. Post author
As many nations across the world begin to rollout vaccination plans, some countries are deciding to open their doors to those travellers who are fully vaccinated.
This could be good news for those of us in the UK, where the government has said it aims to have offered all adults at least their first dose by the end of July.
While vaccine passports are still a hot topic of discussion across the world, these are the countries that have announced their plans for reopening to vaccinated tourists so far.
The retirement contributions of New York state workers will no longer be invested in fossil fuels. The state announced Wednesday that it is removing oil and gas stocks from its portfolio, making it the world’s largest pension fund to divest from the fossil fuel industry. The pension fund’s financial portfolio is worth $226 billion, and it disburses $1 billion to retirees every year. The new plan is to sell off the riskiest gas and oil stocks and be completely divested from fossil fuels by 2025. By 2040, the fund plans to completely axe carbon polluters. Related: BP to reduce oil, gas production by 40% to focus on clean energy “We continue to assess energy sector companies in our portfolio for their future ability to provide investment returns in light of the global consensus on climate change ,” said state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli in a statement. “Those that fail to meet our minimum standards may be removed from our portfolio. Divestment is a last resort, but it is an i