Today’s Solutions: October 20, 2026

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Purify your home with these in

Purify your home with these indoor plants

Our homes are filled with unhealthy chemicals—from formaldehyde, found in household products and building supplies to benzene, in plastics and resins, and trichloroethylene in adhesives. Indoor plants are incredible agents for expelling these chemical pollutants. All plants add balance to the Read More...

The future of agriculture is d

The future of agriculture is drip irrigation

Irrigation is terrible for the planet, requiring great quantities of water while increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Drip irrigation, a farming practice that provides a plant with whatever it needs at just the right time, provides an excellent solution. Through plastic ‘drip lines’ that lie Read More...

More than $5 trillion worth in

More than $5 trillion worth in investments are selling off fossil fuel assets

A look at the numbers tells us that the end of fossil fuels is nearing. On Monday, it was revealed that investors worth more than $5 trillion have now committed to dumping their fossil fuel stocks. That means that in just over a year, the value of divestment has doubled, thanks in part to the many Read More...

Nuts in your diet may help you

Nuts in your diet may help you live longer, study finds

We’re nuts for nuts. Why? Because just a small portion of nuts each day protects against health issues like heart disease, diabetes, and even cancer. A study published earlier this month confirmed this, finding that nuts have a wider-range of health benefits than previously thought. All it takes Read More...

China is implementing ban on i

China is implementing ban on ivory trade, closing factories

In a move that conservationists are calling the “single greatest measure” in the fight to save elephants from poaching, China is finally getting set to close its ivory carving factories. China has the world’s largest market for ivory. Now the government is closing down commercial sales for Read More...

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Who said bedtime stories are just for kids?

The next time you can’t fall asleep, don’t reach for any sleeping pills. Instead, download a new app called Calm and let a soothing voice lull you to sleep with a nice bed time story. The app was originally made to help people with meditation, but now the company behind it has added a new Read More...

Samsung takes a stand against

Samsung takes a stand against worker abuse

After finding out about abuses in its supply chain, Samsung has terminated the contract of one of its main labor supply companies in Malaysia. According to media reports, contracted workers had terrible working conditions that involved long periods of standing without adequate rest and restricted Read More...

Global coal demand drops for s

Global coal demand drops for second year in a row

Coal demand fell in 2015 for the second year in a row and coal consumption is expected to stay below peak levels in 2016 as well, according to a new from the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA also said that for all  promises of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to put coal miners back to Read More...

Why California is set to be Am

Why California is set to be America's champion of climate action, despite Trump

While Donald Trump has plans to dismantle many of America’s climate change policies, California is set to go the complete opposite direction. Democrats in the Golden State, which has the world's sixth largest economy, recently won a supermajority in the State Senate, meaning it has more than Read More...

The amazing health benefits of

The amazing health benefits of mushrooms

Mushrooms may not look so delicious, but this fungi food is incredibly healthy. In fact, mushrooms are especially good at helping lower cholesterol as well as reducing inflammation. They have also been found to have cancer and disease fighting properties. Take a look here for a complete list of all Read More...