Today’s Solutions: May 07, 2026

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Solar startup in Africa has a

Solar startup in Africa has a very bright future

A startup that’s helped bring solar energy to millions of customers living in off-grid areas of Africa has announced that it will be shifting their business towards larger, more powerful solar-powered gear. After successfully bringing solar lanterns to 65 million people, the startup, d.light, Read More...

Scientists create coffee-infus

Scientists create coffee-infused foam that cleans water

The world runs on coffee, which means there’s a lot of used coffeegrounds. One way of making use of them is by incorporating spent coffee grounds in a foam filter that can remove harmful lead and mercury from water. Researchers recently fixed used coffee ground into a special foam, and they Read More...

What the big tech companies ar

What the big tech companies are doing to help refugees

The White House published a list of companies that it will work together with to make new, durable efforts in the global refugee crisis. The list included names such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter, all of whom have projects in place that will help refugees develop the skills they need Read More...

Germany presents the world’s

Germany presents the world’s first clean, zero-emission hydrogen-powered train

Many countries still operate noisy, dirty, stinky diesel engine trains. However, the renewable energy future for trains is bright as well. This week Germany presented the first CO2-emission-free train powered by hydrogen. The “hydrail” will start operating next year. German states have so far Read More...

How to be mindful as you brush

How to be mindful as you brush your teeth

At the tailends of each day, we stand before the mirror to clean our pearly whites(or at least we hope you do.) We do this mindlessly, but if we do it with a bit of thought, it can be like ‘brushing the brain’. Here’s a little piece on mindful brushing, and how it can help your brain toset a Read More...

Israel makes strides in solar

Israel makes strides in solar power water distillation system for remote villages

Remote villages around the world that lack access to both electricity and potable water may soon be able to quench their thirst, with the development of an Israeli solar powered water distillation system. The Jerusalem-based SunDwater, whose standalone system harnesses heat through concentrated Read More...

This device can literally pull

This device can literally pull clean drinking water out of thin air

When kids learn about the planet’s water cycle, they’re taught a simple concept: our atmosphere is filled with water vapor that has evaporated from the bodies of liquid water we see around us. When the vapor’s temperature gets low enough, it gets turned back into water. The Read More...

‘One million children

'One million children' join Buddhist meditation event

Every year, a project called V-Star Change the World brings schoolchildren to a Buddhist temple in Thailand for a day of meditation. Organisers claim that one million children attended the most recent event at the Phra Dhammakaya temple near Bangkok. The temple has attracted controversy in the Read More...

Unique meditation pavilion in

Unique meditation pavilion in the Netherlands generates its own mist

The Meditation Pavilion and Garden were designed to cultivate a tranquil atmosphere and harness the calming potential of water. The enclosed volume spreads from bank to bank and draws the water inside to blur the line between the interior and exterior space. It houses changing rooms and a bathroom Read More...

UK Labour leader Corbyn plans

UK Labour leader Corbyn plans 'Minister For Peace'

Jeremy Corbyn has revealed that he will appoint a minister for peace and disarmament if he becomes Prime Minister. The Labour leader outlined his plan in an hour-long documentary, directed by award-winning filmmaker Ken Loach, detailing his interactions with party supporters. Corbyn underlined his Read More...