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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 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 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 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...
Calling on lentils and chickpeas to improve the world’s soils
Planting more lentils, chickpeas, and other pulses will improve the health of the world's soils. And that’s important because soil erosion has reached critical levels, threatening to worsen hunger and poverty levels, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Pulses transfer Read More...
The “Victory for the Sioux” could define the energy future of America
Something happened near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in Dakota as Obama administration has shut down the pipeline, for now. The battle is not over, activists say. But in this modern-day Indian war, so far, the Indians are winning. A historic growing movement for Indigenous rights is a key to Read More...
How to make giving a meaningful experience
We all know that the holiday season means more than opening as many gifts as possible in the shortest possible time. Still, it’s hard to escape rampant consumerism. Here are tips from six experts about alternative ways to celebrate, and to prioritize what really Read More...
This refugee-run store is replenishing a "food desert" with healthy food
The term “food desert” is used today to describe low-income areas without access to nutritious foods. Erie, Pennsylvania was one of those places until a refugee from Nepal came to the city and opened a supermarket that sells affordable foods from all around the world. His store is not only Read More...
This patch can sense stress and help you resolve it
Introducing the Lief smart patch, a device designed to initiate calming exercises when heart and breathing rates show elevated levels of stress. Lief helps individuals by focusing on their heart rate variability(HRV)—the amount of time between each heart beat- and how it relates to breathing Read More...
An education revolution is giving kids the skills to be 21st-century citizens
This year’s Brexit vote and U.S election revealed the remarkable inability of citizens to have thoughtful debates on policy. It displayed that beyond developing work skills, people need to develop the ability to be strong citizens. That’s why in small pockets around the world, teachers and Read More...