Today’s Solutions: March 03, 2026

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These are 37 of the best websi

These are 37 of the best websites to learn something new

We live in a time of life-long learning. With online courses, websites and apps, it's never been so easy to start learning a new language, skill or just expand your knowledge. You can learn at your own pace at home, and most of these websites listed here offer their courses for free. What are you Read More...

Google hires an auto industry

Google hires an auto industry vet to run its self-driving car project

Google has hired a veteran auto industry executive to run its self-driving car project, a sign the tech giant is serious about challenging car makers with its autonomous vehicles. John Krafcik is the former head of Hyundai’s American operation, and was most recently the president of TrueCar, Read More...

Tokyo aims to make hydrogen po

Tokyo aims to make hydrogen power the star of the 2020 Olympics

Like Olympic villages of past years, Tokyo’s version in 2020 will feature new buildings to house athletes and buses to ferry people to competition venues. But if Tokyo’s governor has his way, it will all be powered by a new energy source: hydrogen. “The first Tokyo Olympics, 50 Read More...

Eating bugs could save the pla

Eating bugs could save the planet. But can we stomach it?

Swapping cows for crickets would be a boon for the planet. But can environmentalists convince consumers to embrace insects as food? Between global warming’s rising tides and scorching droughts, industrial pollution, and a population predicted to reach 9 billion within the next few decades, Read More...

Higher fitness level improves

Higher fitness level improves executive brain function

Researchers found in a recent study that higher levels of fitness help increase volume in key regions of the brain and improve executive function, which plays a role in reasoning and problem solving. While previous studies have shown that fitness helps with cognition by increasing levels of white Read More...

Eating a high fish diet may cu

Eating a high fish diet may curb depression risk

Eating a lot of fish may help curb the risk of depression–at least in Europe–suggests a pooled analysis of the available evidence, published online in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health. The association between a fishy diet and mental health appears to be equally Read More...

Anxiety: 10 new psychology stu

Anxiety: 10 new psychology studies you should know

New ways to reduce anxiety, why some people are so anxious and more… Ten new psychology studies reveal why some people are anxious, how to reduce anxiety and much more. Performing acts of kindness can help people with social anxiety mingle with others more easily. People recruited into the Read More...

Mindful meditation makes us be

Mindful meditation makes us better thinkers

One of the classic definitions of mindfulness is that it helps us avoid clinging to what is pleasant and condemning what is unpleasant. In this video, psychiatrist Mark Epstein relays information about the practice of mindful meditation and its many mental health Read More...

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How forest certification standards keep our drinking water clean

Did you know that over half of the drinking water in the United States and nearly two thirds of the drinking water in Canada comes from forests? In a recent study, the non-profit National Association of State Foresters (NASF) confirmed that the best management practices used by harvesting Read More...

Can tourism bring peace? Colom

Can tourism bring peace? Colombian officials say yes!

While Colombia’s Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism was giving tourism large credit for helping her country escape its violent past, putting it on a road to peace and prosperity, a number of travel industry officials said it’s not that simple. Speaking to attendees at an opening Read More...