Today’s Solutions: August 15, 2026

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Costco provides farmers with l

Costco provides farmers with loans to increase organic production

Demand for organic produce rises fast in the U.S. In response, warehouse chain Costco has started to provide farmers with loans to upscale their organic produce. Costco explains the move saying that “it cannot get enough organics to stay in business day in and day out.” Loans will be used for Read More...

Breaking these 13 habits will

Breaking these 13 habits will make you happier

We all have a happiness “set point”. When extremely positive or negative events happen – such as buying a house or losing a job – they temporarily increase or decrease our happiness, but we eventually drift back to our set point. Researchers have found that our genetic set point is Read More...

Filtering drinking water with

Filtering drinking water with nanofibers

Liquidity, an Alameda, California-based startup, has developed a low-cost water filter made from nanofibers that it hopes will reduce water-borne diseases in poor countries. Naked Filter, a version designed for the developed world, attaches to a plastic water bottle. Its membrane of electrospun Read More...

Best electric cars 2016

Best electric cars 2016

Love them or loathe them, the electric car is a hot topic in the motor industry. Manufacturers are investing heavily in the technology and most major car-makers now have a model on sale or one in the pipeline. Governments are equally keen for electric cars to become a legitimate choice for Read More...

Sober is the new drunk: why mi

Sober is the new drunk: why millennials are ditching bar crawls for juice crawls

On a Saturday afternoon in Manhattan, Rachel Floyd and her boyfriend Paul Isham take a shot of a dark yellow liquid called Mother F*#%in’ Fireball. “It kind of makes my leg hair follicles feel like they’re standing out,” says Isham, a 33-year-old audio visual technician Read More...

How the new Clairy air purifie

How the new Clairy air purifier is making a difference in the lives of consumers

Air purity is a big issue in the world today. The recent news that many cities around the world are experiencing record levels of air pollution, along with many cities in Europe admitting that they won't reach air quality targets for at least five years, has convinced people and businesses that Read More...

Honda creates Clarity line of

Honda creates Clarity line of hydrogen fuel cell cars

Honda will launch three cars over the next three years under its Clarity nameplate, potentially turning the automaker's fledgling Clarity badge into family of vehicles that could become a symbol of Honda's environmental aspirations. The first car will be the Honda Clarity Fuel Cell. It will go on Read More...

Cost of solar energy falls eve

Cost of solar energy falls every time the sun rises

Installing solar panels on your roof is not just for tree-hugging environmentalists. The increasing ease of the process and the financial returns have made going solar practically mainstream. Washingtonians are embracing solar power in a big way. In the District, residential solar installations Read More...

This vital signs cap will keep

This vital signs cap will keep an extra eye on infants in understaffed hospitals

Hospitals in developing countries can be terribly understaffed, with nurses taking care of 20 or 30 critically ill babies at the same time. That’s why two Columbia University graduates have developed the Neopenda hat, a little cap that tracks the vital signs of the baby wearing it.  Inside the Read More...

Tesco eases rules for imported

Tesco eases rules for imported beans to save tons of food

UK retailer Tesco changed regulations for bean imports from Kenya, which is expected to save over 135 tons of food crops from waste. Growers were previously required to supply beans with a strictly specified size range, and stripped of strings. The company has now eased rules on bean size, as Read More...