Today’s Solutions: August 17, 2026

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Drones can speed up reforestat

Drones can speed up reforestation, and plant trees cheaper

Last year’s UN Climate Summit committed to plant some 300 billion trees. However, with our current planting techniques alone we may not be able to get that done in a timely and affordable way. That's where drones come in. At BioCarbon Engineering, an Oxford-based start-up company, engineers Read More...

Cook dinner together and eleve

Cook dinner together and eleven other tips for raising healthy kids

Looking for a little parenting inspiration? Raising your kids to be healthy and happy for life is one of the most challenging tasks there is. Here are twelve tips from experts, to help kids kids practice eating healthy. Some of the tips might come as a surprise. For example, what would you do if Read More...

Five simple steps to start lea

Five simple steps to start learning mindfulness

Mindfulness is a practice that can help you in all aspects of your daily life. Practiced since ancient times, modern science is now recognizing its importance in building psychological health. Mindfulness is the intentional focus of your attention on your thoughts and feelings, observing the moment Read More...

How to never get angry: 3 new

How to never get angry: 3 new secrets from neuroscience

They’re one inch from your face, boiling with rage, screaming and yelling at you. And all you want to do is scream and yell back. But you know that’s not going to be good for anyone… I’ve talked before about how to deal with others who are angry and irrational, but how can Read More...

Over a ton of rejected fruit,

Over a ton of rejected fruit, vegetables feed Athenians

Thousands of Athenians have turned up to consume more than a ton of fruit and vegetables rejected by stores in an event that highlights the waste of food in advanced societies. Despite the overcast sky, people lined up in a Read More...

Britain shows that world can c

Britain shows that world can cut carbon emissions and still get richer, says PwC

Britain has led the developed world in combining economic growth with cutting emissions, with the two finally “uncoupling”, according to a major report into the world economy’s reliance on carbon. However, the research warned that the world economy is still reducing emissions at too slow a Read More...

This tiny country is going 100

This tiny country is going 100 percent organic by 2020. Could the U.S. do it too?

In 2011, the tiny mountain nation of Bhutan announced a lofty goal: make the country’s agricultural system 100 percent organic by the year 2020. If it succeeded, it would be the first country in the world to achieve the feat. Bhutan — nestled in the Himalayas between India and China Read More...

How cities can drive the Susta

How cities can drive the Sustainable Development Goals

To create a framework for sustainable development beyond 2015, the United Nations recently announced a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals. Broader in scope than a preceding set of Millennium Development Goals, the new goals identify a long list of targets Read More...

The CEO and the activist: Meet

The CEO and the activist: Meet the renewable energy odd couple

One wears an impeccably tailored navy blue suit. The other sports a giraffe-print dashiki shirt. Meet the renewable-energy odd couple, the environmental activist and his onetime target, the chief of Italy’s largest utility. A year ago, Kumi Naidoo, the head of Greenpeace International, and Read More...

Can Tesla deliver a self-drivi

Can Tesla deliver a self-driving electric car before 2020?

Elon Musk has been a media darling for quite some time and his stature as a real life ‘Iron Man’ is growing with each passing day. With PayPal, Tesla Motors, Solar City and Space X, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that Musk has so far managed to prove many of his skeptics wrong. In Read More...