Today’s Solutions: August 15, 2026

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UK renewables contribute 22.4%

UK renewables contribute 22.4% as coal continues to plummet

A new analysis from analyst firm EnAppSys has revealed that gas and renewables are increasing their share of electricity production in the UK. According to the latest quarterly market (PDF) report by self-proclaimed “energy experts” EnAppSys, gas-fired plants increased their share of Read More...

Airbnb just acquired a team of

Airbnb just acquired a team of bitcoin and blockchain experts

Home-rental company Airbnb has “acqui-hired” the majority of the team behind ChangeCoin, a startup that runs a bitcoin-based micropayments service, according to four people with knowledge of the deal. The alternative lodging site has been looking at a few bitcoin and blockchain startups, Read More...

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Youth sue US government over climate change

A lawsuit filed by a group of youth against the US government over climate change can go forward, as a judge ruling in Oregon dismissed motions of the federal government and oil companies. Nonprofit ‘Our Children’s Trust has filed petitions and lawsuits in every US state, alleging the Read More...

Oil giant Iran thinks green

Oil giant Iran thinks green

Iran is known for its vast oil reserves, but now the country is opening up for foreign investment, it broadens its horizon beyond the fossil fuels. In this interview in the Tehran Times, deputy chief at the Renewable Energy Organization of Iran (SUMA), Jafar Mohammadnejad Sigaroodi, outlines the Read More...

Number of tigers in the wild r

Number of tigers in the wild rises for first time in over 100 years

For the first time in more than a century, the number of tigers in the wild has risen, with some 3,890 counted in the latest global census. The tally marks a turnaround from the last worldwide estimate in 2010, when the number of tigers in the wild hit an all-time low of about 3,200, according to Read More...

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Whole Foods is launching a budget store that will also be sustainable and zero waste

Buying high-quality organic food at Whole Foods isn’t exactly an option for shoppers on a tight budget, which is why the chain is opening its first budget grocery store. Under the name 365 by Whole Foods, this smaller grocery store will not only offer organically grown food at a low price, but it Read More...

Don’t like some superfoo

Don't like some superfoods? Try these healthy alternatives

Are your taste buds not agreeing with the superfoods you’re feeding them? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Luckily, there are equally good-for-you alternatives that contain similar nutrients but differ in texture and flavor. So if you’re not enjoying superfoods like kale or quinoa, Read More...

8 innovations inspired by natu

8 innovations inspired by nature's genius

Many insects secrete a thin, oily film that helps them adhere to surfaces, but the porous surface of the carnivorous pitcher plant holds on to water, rendering such adhesive films useless. Harvard scientists created Slips (slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces), which repels both water and oil, Read More...

Myanmar can flourish by sowing

Myanmar can flourish by sowing seeds of agricultural prosperity

On 30 March, Htin Kyaw, a long-time adviser and ally of Aung San Suu Kyi – whose National League for Democracy party achieved a historic victory in recent elections – became the first elected civilian to hold office in Myanmar since the army took over in 1962. The NLD won the democratic Read More...

First LSD brain imaging study

First LSD brain imaging study offers insights into consciousness

Almost three-quarters of a century after chemist Albert Hofmann accidentally ingested LSD and experienced its mind-expanding effects, brain imaging has given researchers their first glimpse of how it causes its profound effects on consciousness. One of the most notable aspects of the psychedelic Read More...