Today’s Solutions: December 26, 2025

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Study Suggests Uber Reduces DU

Study Suggests Uber Reduces DUI Deaths

You can have your own argument about Uber’s value as an industry-changing technology (just please don’t torch anyone’s car in the process). But one recent study looked at a particular effect of Uber: namely, when it started in California, did it reduce drinking and driving deaths? The Read More...

Study: Meditation Can Help Red

Study: Meditation Can Help Reduce Self-Critical Behavior

Perfectionism can have its benefits--motivation and setting high standards for your work-life--but it can also have negative side effects like heightened levels of stress and anxiety.Even worse, self-critical perfectionism, which is linked to psychological conditions like eating disorders and Read More...

Happiness comes from intention

Happiness comes from intention, not luck

We do not expect to hit life milestones—getting a promotion, raising a child, running a marathon—without a fair bit of gumption and at least a tentative game plan. But we often fail to put the same amount of effort or planning into less tangible goals—even important ones, like Read More...

The Soil Story: how to take ca

The Soil Story: how to take carbon out of the atmosphere and put it back in the ground

The Soil Story, created by Kiss the Ground, is a five-minute film that shares the importance of healthy soil for a healthy planet. Learn how we can "sequester"(store) carbon from our atmosphere, where it is harmful, and pull it back into the earth, where it belongs, through regenerative Read More...

Engineers invent way for cars

Engineers invent way for cars to harvest energy from bumps in the road

The 255 million cars on the road in the United States account for 40 percent of the country's fuel consumption. Most of that fuel is wasted. Lei Zuo, an associate professor of mechanical engineering in Virginia Tech's College of Engineering, may have a partial solution: harvesting energy from the Read More...

This web game shows you why se

This web game shows you why self-driving cars are better

You've probably heard that self-driving cars are safer than their human-guided equivalents (as a general rule, at least). But what if you have a hard time wrapping your head around how that concept works in practice? Never fear: developers Mark Backler and Peter Cardwell-Gardner have posted a web Read More...

National Highway Traffic Safet

National Highway Traffic Safety Admin Endorses Self-Driving Cars

Mark Rosekind, the administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, wants you to know the government approves of self-driving cars. The government is backing the technology needed for the emerging technology, not hoping to block it from developing, according to recent statements Read More...

The buzz at Google: Coffee pul

The buzz at Google: Coffee pulp re-purposed as flour for sweets

When sipping that daily espresso, cappuccino or other cup of joe, you may pride yourself in knowing where the beans originated, their roasting method and whether they’re Fair Trade certified. But what you might not realize is that every pound of coffee produced creates an almost equal amount Read More...

Toyota Claims Its Negative Att

Toyota Claims Its Negative Attitude to Battery Electric Cars is Due to Experience

Self-confessed geek and mother of two, Nikki has been talking and writing about cars ever since she passed her driving test. Back then, her Internet contributions were all classic car-focused. Now, she’s all about greener, cleaner, safer and smarter cars. Back in the late 1990s, Toyota was Read More...

Australia takes first step tow

Australia takes first step toward Bitcoin as currency

In a positive sign for financial technology startups, a government inquiry has set the stage for the digital currency Bitcoin to be treated like a regular currency in Australia. A Senate Economics References Committee review into digital currencies in Australia has found they should be treated Read More...