Today’s Solutions: October 19, 2026

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Vegans are making wine that

Vegans are making wine that's organic and gluten free

If you think wine is just made of some crushed up grapes fermented in a barrel, think again. Fish bladder protein, crushed crustacean shells, egg whites, gelatin, and casein milk protein are all commonly-used in wine-making process, from your bottom-shelf rose to a vintage Read More...

7 free ways to relieve stress

7 free ways to relieve stress

Every day it seems there's no shortage of things to worry about, whether it's politics, your own well-being and that of your loved ones, the predicaments of strangers around the world or countless other troubles. All that worry can affect your peace of Read More...

What would a community-owned f

What would a community-owned food system look like?

In 2012, the Sustainable Economies Law Center along with numerous active partners successfully advocated for the passage of the California Homemade Food Act, also commonly known as California’s “cottage food law.” Thousands of small food businesses formed under the law during just its first Read More...

Semi-autonomous wheelchair cou

Semi-autonomous wheelchair could help mobilize people with severe paralysis

For someone with advanced Lou Gehrig’s disease or severe paralysis, a motorized wheelchair can be very hard to use. That’s why engineers have put together a self-driving wheelchair to help people with severe disabilities get around. The wheelchair isn’t exactly self-driving because the people Read More...

Your next set of tires could b

Your next set of tires could be made of tomato waste and egg shells

One of the key elements of a tire is carbon black, a filler that adds durability to the rubber.  The substance isn’t very eco-friendly. It's made from petroleum, which is why researchers are experimenting with a “greener” way to replace carbon black. Using egg shells and tomato skins Read More...

California generated nearly ha

California generated nearly half of its energy needs from solar last week

California just hit a new solar power milestone. Last week, the Golden state briefly generated enough solar power to meet nearly half of the state’s electricity needs. What’s remarkable is that rooftop systems were responsible for over a third of that power. It's an incredible feat, but Read More...

Bronze statue of a defiant gir

Bronze statue of a defiant girl installed in front of the iconic Wall Street bull

Symbols count. On International Women's Day, the world's third-largest asset manager has installed a bronze statue of a defiant girl in front of Wall Street's iconic charging bull statue. Along with the statue, the manager stated it would vote against the boards if a company failed to take steps to Read More...

This one ritual will help you

This one ritual will help you raise a more mindful child, study says

How do we raise our kids to be more mindful? Parents have been looking for a consistent answer for years, and a new study may have found it. In the study, researchers found a ritual that can help improve children’s self-control and mental agility, which are some of the key characteristics of Read More...

Kangaroo care: the radical ski

Kangaroo care: the radical skin-to-skin approach to saving premature babies

Carmela Torres was 18 when she became pregnant for the first time. It was 1987 and she and her now-husband, Pablo Hernández had just moved to Colombia’s capital, Bogotá, in search of a better life. One December afternoon, suddenly out of nowhere, her body began to convulse with sharp Read More...

The five most-searched female

The five most-searched female world leaders, according to Google

While Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump in the 2016 US presidential election, leaving one of the world’s highest and hardest of glass ceilings intact, 77 women in other countries have been elected president or prime minister in the modern era. Even after attaining office, these women have Read More...