Today’s Solutions: March 19, 2026

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Wind power is cheapest electri

Wind power is cheapest electricity source in the U.S. and capacity is soaring

Thanks to a combination of improvements in technology and federal and state tax incentives, wind power has spread quickly across the U.S. From 2008 to 2013, the cost of wind energy dropped by about a third; in some parts of the country, it’s the cheapest electricity source available. For a better Read More...

World Bank: Giving money to po

World Bank: Giving money to poor people actually works

Giving money—instead of services—to poor people actually works. As a result, more children are sent to schools while the money is not spent on alcohol or tobacco. That's the message of a new World Bank report that analyzes 19 separate studies. Contrary to what governments suspect, poor people Read More...

Failure can be a precious gift

Failure can be a precious gift if you look at it the right way

Our world is obsessed with achieving perfection. As a consequence, people forgo big opportunities in their lives in order to avoid failure. And while this may protect your ego in the short run, it can have a detrimental effect on the level of success you experience in your life. With failure comes Read More...

The Chevrolet Bolt EV extends

The Chevrolet Bolt EV extends its range with new portable charger

The Chevrolet Bolt EV is one of the most impressive electric cars out, boasting a range of 238 miles. Owners of the car will probably not need every one of those miles to get to their daily destinations, but if they do, they can rely on General Motors’ newest accessory: the AeroVironment 32-amp Read More...

Google to run on 100% renewabl

Google to run on 100% renewable energy by 2017

Google and all its operations require a lot of power. Fortunately for the environment, the internet giant is set to run completely on renewable energy by 2017. The company already powers 44 percent of its operations through wind and solar farms, and next year the number will rise to 100 Read More...

Banks can stop deforestation a

Banks can stop deforestation and some are already doing so

Forests do wonders for the Earth, absorbing and storing harmful greenhouse gas that would otherwise end up in the atmosphere. Yet, deforestation is rampant in many places. Four leading financial institutions are now planning to divest from industries that cut down forests. That should be a call to Read More...

The EU is rolling out free wif

The EU is rolling out free wifi in all cities and towns by 2020

Finding wifi in one of the countries within in the E.U may soon be as easy as opening up your smartphone and logging into a free network called “Wifi4EU”. Last Friday, the European Council approved a proposal that will roll out free, high-speed internet for “every European village and every Read More...

The real health benefits of ap

The real health benefits of apple cider vinegar

Research shows that apple cider vinegar can have numerous health benefits, as long as you use it correctly. One study suggested that two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar before bed with a small snack can help lower blood sugar levels in the morning. Another study found that it helps to improve Read More...

This waste basket knows when y

This waste basket knows when you are cheating on recycling

Technology can help stimulate the right behavior. This waste basket lets you monitor the state of your thrash from your phone and compete with others on a recycling leaderboard. The makers of the Qube, which is seeking €240,000 on Kickstarter, explain that the device has several compartments, a Read More...

Marijuana legalization in US s

Marijuana legalization in US states triggers innovation: Cannabis coffee pods

Cannabis is being legalized across the U.S. and some entrepreneurs have been waiting for years for that moment. The trend is now triggering a lot of entrepreneurial innovation. Here is a company promising to introduce cannabis coffee pods that will be compatible with familiar Keurig machines. The Read More...