Today’s Solutions: May 13, 2026

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Oprah’s three questions

Oprah's three questions to structure an efficient meeting

The average meeting time in an American office is 31 to 60 minutes, but given that 11 million formal business meetings take place in the U.S. every day, how can we ensure this time is being used effectively? Oprah Winfrey says there are 3 key questions she uses to kick off every meeting to make the Read More...

California amends rules to pus

California amends rules to push vehicles toward hydrogen, electricity, biofuel

California's Air Resources Board (CARB) has announced that it would tighten restrictions on transportation fuels in the state in the hopes of spurring adoption of electric, hydrogen, and biofuel-based cars, trucks, buses, and even planes. Since 2011, CARB has had a Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) Read More...

Puerto Rico planting 750,000 t

Puerto Rico planting 750,000 trees to defend land from natural disasters

It has been a year since one of the most devastating and deadly natural disasters of the U.S. struck Puerto Rico. This video shows how the island is taking steps to defend itself against future Read More...

The power of purpose: 7 social

The power of purpose: 7 socially conscious restaurants to visit around the world

When it comes to the world of social innovation, some of the most interesting work has been taking place in the field of food and restaurants. Not only are chefs and restaurateurs pioneering food that is made in an environmentally friendly way (using ethical and sustainable sources, clean energy, Read More...

Fewer biofuels, more green spa

Fewer biofuels, more green space: climate action researcher calls for urgent shift

Growing and harvesting bioenergy crops—corn for ethanol or trees to fuel power plants, for example—is a poor use of land, which is a precious resource in the fight against climate change, says a University of Michigan researcher. Untampered green areas like forests and grasslands naturally Read More...

Ikea rolls out self-driving ca

Ikea rolls out self-driving car concepts that don’t look like cars

Ikea just became the latest company to announce it's tinkering with self-driving cars. But don't call Ikea the next Waymo or Read More...

Researchers say this diet is b

Researchers say this diet is best to maintain your eyes (and your overall health)

Our bodies need healthy nutrients. Ophthalmologists were looking for the best food to maintain the eyes. They conclude in this research that the Mediterranean diet with lots of fruit and vegetables olive oil and some meat, fish and red wine, is best to protect our eyes. The good news is that other Read More...

Sustainability toy: Lego is re

Sustainability toy: Lego is re-releasing one of its most rare and beloved designs

Lego created this toy windmill for fellow Danish corporation, Vestas, in a limited edition. It became very popular and people now pay unto $1,000 for the windmill in online auctions. The popularity of the sustainability toy has made Lego decide to relaunch the windmill. From Black Friday onwards it Read More...

If you need one more reason no

If you need one more reason not to rake the leaves on your lawn…

They fall from trees and we call them leaves. That's actually a good name: we need to leave these gifts of nature because they fertilize the soil. This piece of research is not so surprising. And guess what, if you let leaves do what they are supposed to do, you make a major contribution to Read More...

Science: the anti-aging effect

Science: the anti-aging effect of fisetin, a flavonoid found in many fruits

The fountain of youth is hidden in nature: in fruits and vegetables. But scientists keep getting a better understanding of the molecules that play critical roles in the (anti) aging process. They have now discovered a natural flavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables, fisetin, that functions as Read More...