Today’s Solutions: October 14, 2026

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How to beat anxiety, without t

How to beat anxiety, without the need for medication

Most people experience anxiety at some point, but if anxiety starts interfering with your life, sleep, ability to form relationships, or productivity at work or school, you might have an anxiety disorder. Research shows that if it’s left untreated, anxiety can lead to depression, early death, Read More...

World’s first ocean plas

World's first ocean plastic-cleaning machine set to tackle Pacific Garbage Patch

Pioneering effort to collect debris that kills wildlife about to begin after teenager made his dream come Read More...

Meditation keeps you sharp as

Meditation keeps you sharp as you get older

Meditation helps you stay focused, and that's especially true for older meditators who can develop superior cognitive skills such as a better attention span, a new research study has Read More...

Earth Day 2018 around the worl

Earth Day 2018 around the world in pictures

Students make a sand sculpture on the Earth Day on the banks of the river Yamuna in Allahabad, Read More...

West Virginia showed how neces

West Virginia showed how necessary—and difficult—striking is

After nine days of arriving at 7 a.m. to the picket lines, Emily Comer, a Spanish teacher at South Charleston High School, was “mentally and emotionally and physically exhausted.” Word came on a Tuesday morning that a deal between the state and the striking public employees was imminent. Read More...

Climate change: Michael Bloomb

Climate change: Michael Bloomberg offers $4.5m for Paris deal

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he will pay $4.5m to cover the lapsed US financial commitment to the Paris climate Read More...

Hawaii may soon become the fir

Hawaii may soon become the first U.S. state to ban coral-damaging sunscreen

On the island of Maui alone it’s estimated that 55 gallons of sunscreen are dumped into the water every day. No sunscreen is best for reefs, but some types of sunscreen have ingredients that are worse than others and that can cause coral bleaching. Now environmentalist groups and lawmakers are Read More...

Nest is giving smart thermosta

Nest is giving smart thermostats to low-income families to lower utility bills

The average American household spends 3.5 percent of their income on energy bills. But one in five families spend over 20 percent of their income on heating and cooling their homes. That’s why Nest is launching a new initiative to get its smart thermostats into the hands of lower income Read More...

Single-use plastics to be bann

Single-use plastics to be banned from music festivals in the UK by 2021

If you’ve ever been to a musical festival, you’ll know about the massive amount of plastic litter that accumulates as the festival goes on. In an effort to combat unnecessary waste, 60 independent British music festivals have committed to banning single-use plastic from their sites by 2021. Read More...

The largest brewery in the wor

The largest brewery in the world is now making beer with low-carbon bubbles

Typically, the bubbles in beer are created during the boiling process, which requires a great deal of heat and water. To make the process a bit less energy-intensive, the world’s largest beer brewing company, AB Inbev, has created a new low-carbon method for adding bubbles to beer. The technique Read More...