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The app that's curbing food waste by offering delicious meals at low-costs
A group of entrepreneurs have created the perfect app for anyone who wants to dine on a budget. The app, Too Good To Go, shows users local restaurants that are willing to sell high-quality dishes that would have gone to waste for between £2 and £3.80—often less than half the normal price. Read More...
This line of clothing protects from Zika virus, and looks good
As the Zika virus continues to spread across the Americas, two designers have created a fashionable line of clothing laced with insect repellent that aims to help moms-to-be protect themselves from the virus. The clothing line includes jumpsuits, maxi skirts, and scarves, and uses a safe insect Read More...
Study: Solar industry can provide employment for coal workers
Politicians and governments are used to face a big challenge: New technologies need to replace old ones to make the economy cleaner and more efficient. However, saying goodbye to old technologies means laying off workers. The massive transition from a fossil-fuel-based energy economy to one using Read More...
The 25 habits psychologists say lead to happiness
Want to be happy? There’s a wealth of psychological research suggesting that certain activities can improve your mood and your health, and some of them are quite simple. Here are more than a few practices that have the power to lift you and your spirits Read More...
The rise of organic beauty products
Blogger and publishing sensation, Deliciously Ella, knows a thing or two about popularising healthy living. Her two cookbooks, written off the back of her hugely successfully blog of ‘plant-based’ health food recipes are the fastest-selling ever. Her latest project is a skincare Read More...
Making a solar energy conversion breakthrough with help from a ferroelectrics pioneer
Designers of solar cells may soon be setting their sights higher, as a discovery by a team of researchers has revealed a class of materials that could be better at converting sunlight into energy than those currently being used in solar arrays. Their research shows how a material can be used to Read More...
Nissan debuts fuel-cell prototype powered by bio-ethanol
Just in time for the Olympic Games, Nissan is testing a special type of fuel-cell vehicle on the streets of Brazil. The model, based off the NV200 van, runs completely off bio-ethanol and offers a driving range of more than 372 miles. It doesn’t work like other fuel cells which have a Read More...
Wellpaper: How an Israeli couple is using art to empower rural women in Tamil Nadu
The 2004 tsunami took with it more than we can fathom. Entire villages were brought to a standstill against the force of the massive tide - multi-storied buildings were decimated to stray piles of rock, submerging within it the muffled breathes of multitudes. And when nature strikes the way it does Read More...
From weddings to the Olympics, the race to end food waste quickens
When Italian architect Carlo de Sanctis went to a friend's wedding on the outskirts of Rome two years ago, he did not expect to find himself discussing food waste. As the party was winding down, de Sanctis and his friends ended up wondering what the waiter next to them would do with the uneaten Read More...
The Merits of Reading Real Books to Your Children
The CheckupDr. Perri Klass on family health. A new Harry Potter book and a new round of stories about midnight book release parties reminded me of the persistent power of words printed on a page to shape children’s lives. How do we think about a distinct role for paper, for Read More...