Today’s Solutions: March 05, 2026

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Battery-swapping scooters comi

Battery-swapping scooters coming to Amsterdam

Gogoro electric scooters are brilliant. Unlike other electric scooters that charge via a wall outlet, Gogoro has a series of battery swapping stations where riders can pull in and swap their nearly dead battery for a fresh one and carry on riding. The scooter company has been a hit in Taipei since Read More...

How period-tracking apps can e

How period-tracking apps can empower women by fighting the menstruation taboo

Let's admit it: menstruation is still a taboo in our society. Women still hide their tampons and don't feel comfortable to talk about their period in public. But things are slowly changing. It was liberating when women's tennis world number two, Petra Kvitova, spoke frankly this summer about how Read More...

How salt and a car battery are

How salt and a car battery are bringing clean water to the developing world

Though it looks and operates more like a kid’s science-fair project than a solution to the global water crisis, a new device created through a partnership between an outdoor-equipment manufacturer and a nonprofit global-health organization could give remote communities around the world a Read More...

10 ways to become more gratefu

10 ways to become more grateful

1. Keep a Gratitude Journal. Establish a daily practice in which you remind yourself of the gifts, grace, benefits, and good things you enjoy. Setting aside time on a daily basis to recall moments of gratitude associated with ordinary events, your personal attributes, or valued people in your life Read More...

How Steve Jobs trained his own

How Steve Jobs trained his own brain

Steve Jobs is one of the two or three greatest icons of high tech, rivaled only by Bill Gates and perhaps Mark Zuckerberg. He's mostly known for his legendary ability to create innovative, groundbreaking products. What's less known, though, is that Steve Jobs was a pioneer in what was once a rather Read More...

UK’s coal plants ‘

UK's coal plants 'to be phased out within 10 years'

The UK's remaining coal-fired power stations will be shut by 2025 at the latest, Energy Secretary Amber Rudd is expected to say later. Unveiling the government's new energy strategy, Ms Rudd will say that relying on "polluting" coal is "perverse". Instead, gas will become "central" to the UK's Read More...

Toyota says its fuel-cell vehi

Toyota says its fuel-cell vehicle gaining traction in California

Toyota Motor Corp's hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles are gaining traction in California, where 22 of the company's Mirai cars have been delivered in its first month of availability, company officials said on Tuesday. Toyota has ambitious plans to sell 30,000 fuel-cell vehicles globally by 2020, ramping Read More...

Solar prices could be 10% less

Solar prices could be 10% less than coal In India by 2020

KPMG has released a report stating that by 2020 solar power in India could cost about 10% less than coal power, saying “Solar power price declines have beaten the expectations of most analysts since the beginning of 2015. In the ongoing NTPC solar park tender, solar prices have breached the Read More...

Daimler to recycle electric ca

Daimler to recycle electric car batteries for massive energy storage systems

Daimler AG announced that it is cobbling together used lithium-ion batteries from electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles to create massive power storage systems for commercial use. The first of Daimler's "2nd use battery storage units" will consist of 1,000 smart electric drive vehicle batteries and Read More...

For each condo sold at new dev

For each condo sold at new development, a home is built for people in need

Shoe shopping for yourself may not feel so selfish when you buy from TOMS. The shoe company generously gives a pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair the company sells. And now that one-for-one model is hitting the real estate market. In San Diego, California, anyone who buys a condo at a Read More...