Today’s Solutions: March 04, 2026

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Big win for environmentalists

Big win for environmentalists as Obama administration cancels oil drilling lease sales

Shell announced a few weeks ago that it would be stopping its oil exploration in the Arctic indefinitely, but only now can environmentalists let out a sigh of relief. That’s because The Interior Department has scrapped two lease sales for 2016 and 2017 for oil drilling rights in the Arctic Ocean, Read More...

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Israelis and Palestinians march for peace together in Jerusalem

This weekend, Israelis and Palestinians marched together in a Jerusalem solidarity rally. Together, they were calling for an end to the current wave of violence. In addition, they demanded peaceful talks toward a two-state solution in the region. The event was organized on Read More...

From white rice to brown, red

From white rice to brown, red or black rice: Why make the switch?

Rice feeds over half the world population. But there's rice and there's rice. White rice, although the most popular, but it has lower levels of health-promoting nutrients. The bran is the outer layer of the rice kernel. It contains nutrients like protein, fat, and dietary fiber as well as Read More...

This U.S. state just became th

This U.S. state just became the world's greatest renewables market

Renewable energy developers, take note. There’s a new spot on Earth leading the way for projects in solar, wind, and other sources of green power. That’s because of a new bill, signed into law late last week in the state, mandating a massive buildout in renewable power capacity, in a Read More...

China’s sany group to invest

China’s sany group to invest $3 billion in renewable energy in India

Yet another Chinese company has announced huge investment plans in India’s renewable energy sector.China-based construction equipment manufacturer, Sany Group, has announced plans to invest $3 billion in developing renewable energy assets in India after meeting with the country’s Prime Read More...

Probiotic bacteria may aid aga

Probiotic bacteria may aid against anxiety and memory problems

A daily capsule of probiotic bacteria may help people cope with mild anxiety and memory problems, according to a small study of healthy men. Those who took the bug-bearing capsules for a month reported less stress and anxiety, and had lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the morning, than Read More...

The key to cheap electric cars

The key to cheap electric cars? Ditch the steering wheel

Mark Frohmayer loves to drive. But he’s never quite been able to square that passion with his environmental concerns. He just found the idea of using a gas-powered, two-ton contraption to carry a single person a few miles each day absurd. Eight years ago—before the Tesla Roadster hit Read More...

Why a man who hates plastic wa

Why a man who hates plastic water bottles is making plastic water bottles

Donald Thomson's water bottle solution? Throw them on the roof. Donald Thomson, a 56-year-old, Canadian-born builder, entrepreneur and self-taught designer, launched ‘A’Gua-brand water bottles in Costa Rica earlier this year. But he sees no contradiction in his current endeavor: Read More...

Kites can harness energy where

Kites can harness energy where wind turbines can't

Windmills have been providing power to the world for ages but they have always had one limitation: height. The higher the altitude, the stronger and more consistent the wind is, which is why Italian company Kitenergy has developed technology that harnesses the power of the wind from a kite flying Read More...

Maker-space for nurses empower

Maker-space for nurses empowers medical staff to improve healthcare

Nurses are often the first ones to know about problems that patients encounter in a hospital. Let's say a patient can't take a shower because a catheter isn't water resistant. In one hospital, a nurse already invented a special catheter protector. For the past two years, the MakerNurse initiative Read More...