Today’s Solutions: March 11, 2026

Science

From mathematics and AI to medicine and psychology, The Optimist Daily features the latest news on discoveries, technological advances, and breakthroughs in the world of science. Our Science section is here to engage and enlighten you.

1.8 million clean energy worke

1.8 million clean energy workers employed in top 50 American metro areas

According to a report from E2, 1.8 million American clean energy jobs are located in the top 50 metro areas. They represent 58% of America’s total 3.2 million clean energy jobs. Every one of the top 50 metro areas employs over 10,000 clean energy workers. Michael Timberlake, the Communications Read More...

Uber’s clean air program

Uber's clean air program for London targets 100 percent electric cars by 2025

Uber is taking on air pollution in London with an unconventional solution for a private company that would see all vehicles used in the app go electric by 2025. Uber is adding a ‘clean air fee’ to all routes in London that will be used to support Uber drivers across London to upgrade to an Read More...

Politicians in Puerto Rico wan

Politicians in Puerto Rico want to shift to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050

The Puerto Rico House and Senate are considering a bill that would transition the island to 100 percent renewable energy. After the island suffered the longest blackout in US history, Puerto Rico wants to ensure that never happens again by installing solar and wind energy systems across the Read More...

More e-rickshaws in India than

More e-rickshaws in India than battery powered cars in China

An electric-vehicle revolution is gaining ground in India, and it has nothing to do with cars. The South Asian nation is home to about 1.5 million battery-powered, three-wheeled rickshaws - a fleet bigger than the total number of electric passenger cars sold in China since 2011. But while the Read More...

Communicating Across Cultures:

Communicating Across Cultures: The Need for an Integrated Approach

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Philosopher Ken Wilber says that to solve the world’s problems, we need to take a more integrated approach by changing the way we communicate our message across cultures. By Jurriaan Kamp Ken Wilber’s mission is simple: to make sense of our times—to explain Read More...

New app allows you to get your

New app allows you to get your EV charged no matter your location

A new startup offers owners of electric vehicles a charging service wherever they are. The company has created an app that might just rid EV drivers of the anxiety that their cars might run out of power without having a charging point nearby. Should you be low on power, all you have to do is fire Read More...

Companies are already capturin

Companies are already capturing CO2 and turning it into something good

New companies are capturing CO2 from the atmosphere and are putting it to good use. A couple of factories in Italy and Canada are sucking carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and turning it into carbon-neutral fuel. These technologies could make ground for a “new carbon economy” where captured Read More...

Dyson is jumping into the EV i

Dyson is jumping into the EV industry with new factory in Singapore

Dyson, the famous British vacuum cleaner manufacturer, has officially joined the electric vehicles industry after the company announced it would produce cars in Singapore starting in 2020. The company originally had plans to make EVs without the use of lithium, but whether its cars will actually be Read More...

People love scooters and they&

People love scooters and they're replacing car trips says survey

“The results suggest scooters are a popular new transit option for Portlanders and visitors alike,” reads a statement released today by the Portland Bureau of Transportation based on a survey of scooter users. 4,500 people responded to the questionnaire which asked 75,000 people about riding Read More...

New research suggest Mars has

New research suggest Mars has enough oxygen to support underground life

Researchers believe there could be life on Mars. Well, not on Mars, but underneath it. According to a new paper, briny water under the planet’s surface could hold enough oxygen to support aerobic Martian life. It’ll be tough to test the paper’s conclusions because Mars rover missions avoid Read More...