Today’s Solutions: August 08, 2026

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Impact of feet hitting the gro

Impact of feet hitting the ground opens up arteries and increases blood flow

Knotting up your trainers and going on a walk or run is widely known to benefit the heart, but did you know that it also improves long-term brain function? New research suggests that the impact of the foot hitting the ground sends pressure waves through the arteries, significantly increasing the Read More...

Ontario is going to give unive

Ontario is going to give universal basic income a shot

The idea of basic income is being hailed for its potential to reduce poverty and cut out red tape. Finland recently launched its own trial in January, and now the largest province in Canada is experimenting with giving a basic income to randomly selected people with no strings attached. Single Read More...

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How to cultivate awe with a walking meditation

Science tells us that brief moments of awe can lead people to be more altruistic, less entitled, more humble and less stressed. We can find awe in many places, in listening to music, thinking abut inspiring people, in contemplation and mindfulness, but one of the best approaches for cultivating awe Read More...

You can finally ride in Google

You can finally ride in Google’s self-driving car

After nearly a decade of working on self-driving cars in private, Google is finally ready to take the public for a ride. Its autonomous spin-off, Waymo is adding 500 modified Chrysler Pacifica minivans to the 100 it already has on the roads of Phoenix, Arizona, and has invited locals to sign up for Read More...

Oslo, London, Amsterdam lead p

Oslo, London, Amsterdam lead push for greener transport: study

Oslo, London and Amsterdam are leading a shift by major cities to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from transport, helped by new technologies that will help to curb climate change and reduce air pollution, a study showed on Tuesday. European cities filled eight of the top 10 spots, along with Read More...

Today’s energy jobs are in s

Today’s energy jobs are in solar, not coal

President Trump has promised to revive the coal industry and double down on fossil fuels, creating “so many energy jobs,” but he has so far ignored the increasingly important role of renewable power in America’s energy economy. Last year, the solar industry employed many more Read More...

Sound waves enhance deep sleep

Sound waves enhance deep sleep and memory

Gentle sound stimulation — such as the rush of a waterfall — synchronized to the rhythm of brain waves significantly enhanced deep sleep in older adults and improved their ability to recall words, reports a new Northwestern Medicine study. Deep sleep is critical for memory consolidation. But Read More...

Could universal environmental

Could universal environmental education spur a green revolution?

We know that the only way to save the planet is to restructure the way the world operates. This includes building the necessary infrastructure for producing clean energy, reshaping the economy into a circular one, and maintaining ecosystems that absorb carbon. So how do we ensure that all of these Read More...

The solar-powered TrashPresso

The solar-powered TrashPresso converts trash into tiles

Isolated communities often lack the infrastructure needed to easily dispose of trash. That’s why a design company has created the TrashPresso, a semi-portable, solar-powered plant that turns trash into tiles. The Trashpresso fits inside a 40ft container that can be trucked around to remote Read More...

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Mercedes-Benz wants to build the home energy system of the future

Tesla isn’t the only company keen on getting their batteries into family homes. Mercedes-Benz Energy has also developed advanced energy storage systems that will soon be finding their way into homes in the U.K. Using lithium-ion cells, the batteries can be used to store energy generated by home Read More...