Today’s Solutions: March 08, 2026

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Americans may think they’ll

Americans may think they’ll never buy an electric SUV—but they will

Speaking of consumerism... Americans bought a record 9.7 million gas-guzzling SUVs and trucks this past year. The high sales have continued into this year, so it may be surprising for motorists to hear that when they go to replace their current vehicles in a few years, they’ll probably drive away Read More...

The power of buying less by bu

The power of buying less by buying better

Keeping pace with the latest fashion trends costs a lot, and wastes a whole lot more. In fact, a majority of women’s garments are worn a mere seven times before being pushed to the back of the closet or tossed in the garbage. “Fast fashion” is now the second dirtiest industry in the world, Read More...

Psychedelics may forever chang

Psychedelics may forever change the way we treat mental health issues

Are we on the brink of a psychedelic revolution? It's seeming more and more likely. A scientific review of the existing research into the therapeutic applications of psychedelics, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, highlights the enormous potential of substances like LSD, Read More...

How to overcome the three key

How to overcome the three key fears for success and happiness

What if my goals and dreams don't work out? What to do with the unknown future? What will others think? Thoughts like these drift us away from making the most of ourselves, so that we can help ourselves and others as much as we can. Here's a path to dealing with the challenges as you look to Read More...

‘Solar energy isn’t ju

'Solar energy isn’t just good for polar bears, it’s good for the working class'

There are many ways to frame a documentary about solar power; many ways to go about extolling the virtues of clean energy. The most obvious would be to pursue the following line: hit hard by the effects of climate change, the world can save itself by building a sustainable future in renewable Read More...

Riversimple Rasa hydrogen-powe

Riversimple Rasa hydrogen-powered car revealed

Zero-emission vehicle uses four in-wheel electric motors and promises 250mpg and a 300-mile range by Sam Sheehan British carmaker Riversimple has revealed a new hydrogen-powered car that is set to go into production later this year. The two-seat model produces nothing but water from its tailpipe Read More...

World's first vegan super

World's first vegan supermarket chain will open in Portland

Vegan products are usually relegated to a tiny section in conventional grocery stores, but Portland, Oregon will soon be home an entire vegan supermarket. Veganz, the first and world’s largest vegan grocery store chain, will set up shop in the famously crunchy city later this year. Along with Read More...

5 things you can do about food

5 things you can do about food waste

Every year roughly 2.9 trillion pounds of food—about a third of all the food available—never gets eaten. A huge part of this is from crops left in the fields or food discarded during processing worldwide. In the United States and other countries with more advanced food delivery systems, Read More...

Katy Perry is a fan of Transce

Katy Perry is a fan of Transcendental Meditation and you should be too

Katy Perry is one of the biggest pop stars on the planet, so it's no wonder her life gets pretty overwhelming at times. But in the video above, Katy shares how Transcendental Meditation helps her stay centered despite all the commotion. "Life sometimes can get very difficult and chaotic, and you Read More...

Johns Hopkins grows tiny brain

Johns Hopkins grows tiny brains in petri dishes for lab testing

When new drugs need to be tested, the subject of those tests are usually mice. And often successful tests on mice don’t translate to success for humans simply because we aren’t mice. That’s why scientists at Johns Hopkins University have designed and grown something that could be much better Read More...