Today’s Solutions: February 23, 2026

Nutrition & Wellness

From learning about the health benefits of turmeric to staying up-to-date with the latest superfood trends, discover the best diet tips to improve your health.

A chicken tractor on steroids:

A chicken tractor on steroids: Using chickens to build your soil

It's a not uncommon argument in environmental circles to hear that animal husbandry is inherently inefficient. After all, when you feed animals on grains and other food that could instead go to feed humans, you inevitably end up losing calories and expending more energy than you otherwise would for Read More...

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Kimbal Musk's new accelerator in Brooklyn will train vertical farmers

When it opens this fall in Brooklyn, a new urban farm will grow a new crop: farmers. The Square Roots campus, co-founded by entrepreneurs Kimbal Musk and Tobias Peggs, will train new vertical farmers in a year-long accelerator program. "Young people contact me all the time to articulate issues with Read More...

Vegan meat is now the biggest

Vegan meat is now the biggest trend in the tech industry

Vegan meat may sound like an oxymoron, but it’s proving to be the future of meat as we know it. Through the work of scientists and renowned chefs, it’s regularly dominating spots on plates millions of Americans long reserved for animal products. And it’s also dominating something Read More...

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Save the environment with pulses: the smart alternative to meat

The world’s demand for meat and animal products is still climbing, which is seriously bad news for the planet. And not only does it come at a huge environmental cost, but only a small fraction of the original protein from meat remains once it arrives to your plate. If you want to improve your Read More...

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These vegan dairy products are made from milk

The milk aisle at the supermarket is a dizzying array of choices, with soy, almond, hemp, and other plant alternatives more popular than ever. But many customers buy these substitute products—whether for health, allergy, or environmental reasons—only to turn around and head straight back for Read More...

Top chefs are cooking hundreds

Top chefs are cooking hundreds of meals for the homeless using leftovers from athletes in Rio

One of the world's leading chefs who has been running a project throughout the Olympics to provide meals for the homeless of Rio de Janeiro has said he was inspired to do it because it was an opportunity to make a difference. Italian Massimo Bottura and his volunteers are using leftover raw Read More...

In cold Wyoming winters, a ver

In cold Wyoming winters, a vertical farm keeps fresh produce local

Winters are notoriously harsh in Jackson, Wyoming, where temperatures can plunge far below zero and snowstorms regularly pummel the surrounding mountains. The conditions make for world-class skiing, but they aren’t necessarily conducive to growing heirloom tomatoes. As a result, the majority of Read More...

World’s largest vertical

World's largest vertical farm grows without soil, sunlight or water in Newark

An ambitious, almost fantastical, manifestation of agricultural technology is expected to come to fruition this fall. From the remains of an abandoned steel mill in Newark, New Jersey, the creators of AeroFarms are building what they say will be the largest vertical farm, producing two million Read More...

Urban agriculture may be ineff

Urban agriculture may be inefficient, but it’s a model for a sustainable future

There’s no innovation agenda without design thinking Ian Clarke is an artist, brain-cancer stem-cell scientist, urban farmer and biomimicry design researcher. He is associate dean of the faculty of liberal arts and sciences and School of Interdisciplinary Studies at OCAD University. It’s time Read More...

The app that’s curbing f

The app that's curbing food waste by offering delicious meals at low-costs

A group of entrepreneurs have created the perfect app for anyone who wants to dine on a budget. The app, Too Good To Go, shows users local restaurants that are willing to sell high-quality dishes that would have gone to waste for between £2 and £3.80—often less than half the normal price. Read More...