Today’s Solutions: April 29, 2026

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Obama turns to crowdfunding to

Obama turns to crowdfunding to aid fleeing Syrians

As Syrian refugees continue to flee the violence at home, President Obama is turning to the modern tools of Silicon Valley entrepreneurship as a supplement to the more traditional means of humanitarian relief. At the request of officials from the White House Office of Digital Strategy, the Read More...

Business on the front lines in

Business on the front lines in the fight against deforestation

Forests are an indispensable piece of the climate puzzle, which is why they’re prominent in the U.N.’s new Sustainable Development Goals, and why they will also loom large at the COP21 Paris climate talks. The land sector — agriculture, forestry and other land use — is the Read More...

Wind energy is now as cheap as

Wind energy is now as cheap as natural gas, and solar is getting close

Wind power is now comparable in price to fossil fuels, and solar is well on its way, according to a new report that confirms earlier predictions that renewables aren't just the best option for the environment - they’re unequivocally the smartest long-term investment you can make on energy. Read More...

Self-driving electric cars hav

Self-driving electric cars have 'transformative potential'

Electric cars can have a significant impact on the environment by cutting carbon emissions, but there are many who believe that combining electric powertrains with autonomous driving technology could change the transportation industry itself. Some analysts believe that self-driving electric cars Read More...

Elon Musk: Self-driving cars a

Elon Musk: Self-driving cars are coming sooner than you think

Fully autonomous cars are only “two to three years away,” according Tesla chief Elon Musk. Although the cars will then need to leap the hurdle of regulatory approvals, which the exec and perennial inventor said would tack on another “one to five years.” Tesla has quietly Read More...

What Copenhagen and Houston te

What Copenhagen and Houston tell us about how “trust” affects cities

You’d be hard pressed to find two Western cities that are more different than Houston and Copenhagen. The former has a reputation for being a business-focused place where everything is big. Buoyed by an economy that has thrived in recent years as the oil industry boomed, residents drive in Read More...

Amazon, GE and the ‘geni

Amazon, GE and the 'geniuses' reshaping sustainability

Summer's over, New York Climate Week has passed and the rest of 2015 looks sure to be busy for those steeped in corporate sustainability. Although the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal has rocked the world of sustainability in recent weeks, there also has been a more positive flurry of Read More...

This 2-minute meditation will

This 2-minute meditation will help you find calm with your new baby

For those of you who have new babies, you know that life is full of everyday miracles. But this period can also mean sleepless chaos with little sense of time. This is the perfect moment to practice meditation.Below, I'm sharing a simple practice I teach new parents to help restore calm and Read More...

The case for optimism about th

The case for optimism about the future of the planet

A sustainable future is not only possible, but will be better to live in. But it's going to require some radical change. It's easy to look at the long list of problems facing the environment—mass extinction, dying oceans, climate change—and wonder whether things might have gone a little Read More...

In defense of homeopathy

In defense of homeopathy

Homeopathy is here to stay. Despite relentless criticism from skeptics and fundamentalists, homeopathy has withstood the test of time."...and this little piggy cried, woo woo woo, all the way home." Since its inception over 200 years ago, homeopathy has been the target of almost constant antipathy Read More...