Today’s Solutions: March 31, 2026

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The founder of Patagonia just

The founder of Patagonia just dropped the mic on Congress

We are currently seeing the largest reversal of national monument protections in U.S history. No one is happy with this, and nobody has flaunted their disapproval more vehemently in public than the sustainable clothing brand Patagonia. Take a look here at this scathing letter that Patagonia Read More...

This startup is using technolo

This startup is using technology to get Nigerians to farm again

An agro-tech startup is helping smallholder farmers in Nigeria connect with middle-class citizens who can supply some much needed capital. The startup’s crowdfunding model allows Nigerians to sponsor existing farms for between $260 and $790. In return, upon harvest, farm sponsors earn between 9% Read More...

The only way is up for electri

The only way is up for electric cars in 2018

2017 was a groundbreaking year for electric cars. Models like the Chevrolet Bolt EV, the redesigned Nissan Leaf and the Tesla Model 3 showed that electric cars can be both reliable and affordable. Electric cars only made up 1.5% of all U.S auto sales, but as prices continue to drop and the range of Read More...

This piece will tell you every

This piece will tell you everything you need to know about Buddhism

While everyone is familiar with the symbolic figure of Buddha, many are not familiar with the fundamental principles of Buddhism and it’s belief in the human spirit. To give you a more well-rounded idea of what buddhism truly is, take a look here at this intriguing explanation of the meaning of Read More...

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Scientists are using this ancient Egyptian art technique to make fuel cells cheaper

To make their masks and jewelry more extravagant, ancient Egyptian artists used to cover them with a thin layer of gleaming precious metals such as gold.  The technique is called gilding, and it’s inspired scientists to use the same technique to make fuel cells for electric cars that are cheaper Read More...

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Taxing people based on their energy footprint could help curb climate change

The wealthy enjoy the luxury of being able to easily travel around the world, import fine goods, and purchase whatever else they might desire. Such a lifestyle requires much capital, and more importantly, much energy consumption. Rarely do we think about how badly the lifestyles of those within the Read More...

Study: Eating leafy greens on

Study: Eating leafy greens on a daily basis slows mental decline

If you have an appetite for leafy greens, you’re doing your brain a favor. A new study found that older men and women who ate the most lettuce, spinach, kale and collard greens scored the equivalent of 11 years younger on cognitive tests than those who ate little or none. The researchers also Read More...

Intermittent fasting can help

Intermittent fasting can help you get fit faster

Have you ever wondered how stars like Hugh Jackman get so fit for their film roles? Well, the answer is through intermittent fasting. People who fast intermittently often eat within an 8-hour block, leaving 16 hours of fasting in between. During that 16-hour stretch, their bodies undergo an Read More...

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These are the world's top 20 trending destinations, according to Airbnb

Earlier this month, travel rental company Airbnb analyzed its 2017 and upcoming 2018 booking data to reveal its forecasts for next year's hot spot destinations. Airbnb compiled a list of places where bookings have doubled, tripled, or more, from Read More...

The case for giving free massa

The case for giving free massages to the homeless

Holistic health and pursuit of happiness should be available to all, especially those in poverty and struggling. If ever there was an age of anxiety, it is Read More...