Today’s Solutions: March 03, 2026

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How an affluent neighborhood b

How an affluent neighborhood banished private cars for a month

Last week, Paris shooed cars from its downtown for a single photogenic day. Now a neighborhood in Johannesburg, South Africa is one-upping that car-free day with a celebration that kicks cars off the street for the entire month of October. As part of the EcoMobility World Festival, which started Read More...

Battling obesity in the classr

Battling obesity in the classroom with exercise

There's another burst of seat-bouncing, giggling and shouting in researcher Rebecca Hasson's simulated classroom at the University of Michigan as Hasson catches study participant Marcus Patton cheating at Sorry! Marcus isn't having it. "How do you call that cheating?" demands Patton, an 11-year-old Read More...

VW scandal could herald revolu

VW scandal could herald revolution in investment industry

Volkswagen’s emissions scandal could revolutionise the investment management industry because it has proved that a company's corporate governance and environmental credentials must be taken seriously, the chief executive of Hermes Investment Management has said. Saker Nusseibeh said that Read More...

Swap just one hour of daily si

Swap just one hour of daily sitting with walking and you'll live longer

We are spending more time sitting then ever before in history, and it's not good for us. Researchers are studying the adverse effects of our increasingly sedentary lifestyles, and they found that it's not too late to change. Replace one hour of sitting each day with walking, and you can decrease Read More...

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China speeds up national network to charge electric cars

China has shown a resounding desire to battle climate change in the last couple years, signing deals with the U.S to reduce carbon emissions and setting an ambitious goal of 5 million green vehicles on its roads by 2020. Now China is working urgently to speed up the construction of a national Read More...

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Success story: In Tanzania, local communities own and manage forests themselves

Unsustainable logging and destructive mining practices: these are just two examples of threats to the abundant forests in the beautiful country of Tanzania. The government has found a simple but effective way to prevent deforestation: it lets the local forest communities take care of them. Local Read More...

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Researchers develop new bandages that heal wounds faster

Bandages used by battlefield medics and paramedics often have chemicals to help treat wounds and stop blood loss. But often, blood itself takes those chemicals away from where they’re needed. Researchers now have developed bandages to fix that problem, potentially saving countless lives. The Read More...

How to get our inner child out

How to get our inner child out while we're at work

Play is the last thing that comes to mind for adults working in a world full of overflowing inboxes and endless responsibilities, but more and more research is finding that play has business benefits and can help improve the mental health of workers. When we play as kids, we imagine scenarios and Read More...

7 healthy hacks to beat sugar

7 healthy hacks to beat sugar cravings

As a holistic nutritionist with cravings just like everyone else, I’ve developed an arsenal of tactics to conquer them. Controlling stress levels, getting seven to nine hours of quality uninterrupted sleep, burst training or even walking, and getting the right nutrients all do wonders to Read More...

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Taco Bell now offers an AVA certified vegetarian and vegan menu

The Vegetarian Times Study reported that 7.3 million Americans are vegetarian and an additional 22.8 million Americans follow a vegetarian inclined diet.(1) The vegetarian diet has been continually growing in popularity.Vegetarians have a lower risk of developing heart disease, colorectal, ovarian Read More...