Today’s Solutions: October 19, 2026

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This startup aims to power you

This startup aims to power your devices with light and without batteries

Our homes are full of devices that require electricity to stay active. Your television is on standby; your remote requires batteries. Together these devices consume a lot of power. Batteries need to be recharged—until they are discarded—or replaced. This startup wants to replace the batteries Read More...

Swiss are training their vets

Swiss are training their vets to use acupuncture instead of antibiotics

More good news on the meat front: Swiss trainee veterinarians are going to be taught how to treat cows with acupuncture in a first for Switzerland’s agriculture industry. The initiative is taken to promote maintaining animal health without the use of antibiotics. That’s better for the Read More...

Saving energy with smart tires

Saving energy with smart tires that alert drivers when maintenance is needed

The pressure in the tires of your car has a big impact on safety as well as on fuel efficiency. If tire pressure is too low, cars will slide easier, and their engines consume more gas. Fuel efficiency can be improved up to 7 percent with proper pressure in the tires. That’s why the new smart Read More...

Americans eat nearly 20 percen

Americans eat nearly 20 percent less beef than in 2005

This is good news for the planet and for health care: Americans are eating less beef than they did a decade ago. During that time, they also stopped eating as much pork, chicken, shellfish and whole milk—but not at nearly the same rate of decline as with beef. According to a new report by eating Read More...

Why less is easier: All you ne

Why less is easier: All you need is one

“A man with one watch knows what time it is. The man with two is not quite sure” (Unknown). You know the problem: You have too many things. The truth is you only need one of most things. Think tennis shoes and television sets. Or water bottles and yoga pants. There is a peaceful joy found in Read More...

Spirituality may be underused

Spirituality may be underused tool in treating mental illness

New research suggests spirituality may offer benefits for people with mental health issues, but people may encounter barriers when reaching out for this help. Investigators from the University of Southern California School of Social Work discovered that spirituality is often an underused resource Read More...

China’s central bank thinks

China’s central bank thinks digital currency can do one thing cash can’t

China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), has been working to develop its own digital currency. Having recently completed a trial run of its cryptocurrency based on blockchain technology, the PBoC is moving closer to becoming one of the first central banks to issue Read More...

12 ways to turn water from was

12 ways to turn water from waste to resource

The main message we should give is that proper reuse can save money and generate income, and is good for the environment. In the Netherlands, there is now a wastewater plant that actually generates energy. As a sector we need to highlight such examples, provide technical options and work with the Read More...

Positive thinking may improve

Positive thinking may improve health and extend life

Even when faced with an incurable illness, positive feelings and thoughts can greatly improve one’s quality of life. Dr. Wendy Schlessel Harpham, a Dallas-based author of several books for people facing cancer, including “Happiness in a Storm,” was a practicing internist when she Read More...

Renault electric-car owners ca

Renault electric-car owners can double their range by upgrading leased batteries

When the updated 2017 Renault Zoe was unveiled last fall at the Paris auto show, it became one of the few electric cars whose range effectively doubled over its model life. Launched in 2012 with a 22-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery, the five-door subcompact hatchback had an effective range of 60 Read More...