Today’s Solutions: April 30, 2026

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16 ways to live your passion i

16 ways to live your passion in 2016

Do you feel stuck in a career that just doesn’t inspire you? Are you in an unfulfilling relationship that you can’t leave? Do you Read More...

Taiwan’s Tsai vows econo

Taiwan's Tsai vows economic fix while keeping peace with China

President-elect Tsai Ing-wen pledged to overhaul Taiwan’s flagging economy and maintain peace with mainland China, even as she called on Communist Party leaders in Beijing to respect the island’s democracy and place in world affairs. Tsai, 59, rode on a wave of discontent with the Read More...

Germany to spend billions supp

Germany to spend billions supporting electric car expansion

Among European nations, Germany is one of the least active when it comes to policies promoting electric cars. Even as the country's powerful auto industry has turned more attention to plug-in cars, government support for them has been largely limited to political speeches. But now German Economy Read More...

Soon, many government offices

Soon, many government offices will start harnessing solar energy

Soon, government offices housed in own buildings in Mysuru, Mandya, Chamarajnagar, Kodagu and Hassan districts will harness solar energy for their use and distribute the excess power to energy supplying corporations (Escoms). For, solar photovoltaic (PV) power generating stations will be set up on Read More...

What Kenya’s biggest slum ca

What Kenya’s biggest slum can teach us about saving cities from floods

Originally published on Ensia. Try navigating the soggy, waterlogged slopes of Kenya’s largest slum, with its hundreds of thousands of ramshackle houses, and you’ll quickly realize why Kibera is named after a Nubian word meaning "jungle." Pasted and propped along the banks of the Read More...

World Bank: India on track to

World Bank: India on track to register digital ID to entire 1.25 billion population

According to the World Bank, India is on track to issue a digital identification system to its entire 1.25 billion population. The registration would help the government to integrate disadvantaged groups into the economy. In the past five years India has already provided digital ID's to nearly one Read More...

Fuel cell breakthrough: Expens

Fuel cell breakthrough: Expensive platinum catalysts replaced with cheaper nickel ones

Most electric cars are powered by rechargeable batteries. That comes with challenges like driving range, long charging times and even environmental issues. Fuel cells offer an efficient and clean alternative. They can be charged in less than 5 minutes and be driven for more than 300 miles in one Read More...

Yoga improves balance and mobi

Yoga improves balance and mobility for older people

Yoga can improve mobility among people over age 60 and possibly help prevent falls by improving balance, according to a new review of existing research. The results of this Australian study may not be surprising, but what is exciting is that "significant improvements occurred in balance and Read More...

Obama freezes new coal product

Obama freezes new coal production, launches ‘war on coal'

The Obama administration will announce today a halt to new coal mining leases on public lands. The move effectively freezes new coal production and sends a signal to energy markets that could turn investors away from an already flailing industry. The announcement provides another example of the Read More...

Being busy makes you less prod

Being busy makes you less productive. So stop being busy

Being busy is perceived to be a good thing, a sign of success. The prevailing notion is that if you aren’t super busy, you aren’t important or hard working. The truth is, busyness makes you less productive. A recent study showed that switching what you’re doing mid-task to take care of Read More...