Today’s Solutions: October 27, 2026

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Business opportunity: remove c

Business opportunity: remove carbon from the air. Who wants to pay for it?

The problem of too much CO2 in the air is an interesting challenge for innovative businesses. There’s no more effective force to solve problems than business. So more and more startups are placing bold bets on technology designed to directly capture the greenhouse gas. Their technologies work. Read More...

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Implementing wishes to bring peace to those near death

Many people spend their last days on earth in isolated circumstances. They die alone. The Three Wishes Project was developed to bring peace to the final days of critically ill patients and to ease the grieving process. The project is focused on eliciting three wishes to best honor the dying Read More...

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Help Greece and go there on a vacation

To help the Greeks go through their economic and political crisis, some have suggested to go there on a holiday. This will boost the Greek tourism industry. You won’t be alone. In the first three months of this year, more than 800,000 international arrivals, which is up 30% from the previous Read More...

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Yes, it’s possible to live in a city without a car. Here’s how

Add up all the costs for gas, insurance, maintenance and parking, and it appears that a car can be something much more expensive than you may think. That's what Kati and Kurt Woock of Denver learned, too. They ditched their car and turned to bikes, buses, Uber and taxis instead. For them, that Read More...

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Even The Wall Street Journal raises the question: Can organic agriculture feed the world?

It’s a sign of the increasing strength of the organic movement that The Wall Street Journal—a reliable stalwart of the establishment and the status quo—joins the debate about whether organic agriculture can feed the world. Yes it can, says Catherine Badgley, an associate professor in the Read More...

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Medical marijuana decreases painkiller abuse and drug overdoses

The legalization of marijuana gets closer and closer in the US. A new study shows that in states where marijuana is available for medical purposes, the number of admissions to rehabilitation facilities for pain medication and drug overdoses has decreased by 15 and 16 percent Read More...

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Solar powered family car generates more energy than it uses

Now this is a car. It’s powered by solar energy only and still manages to seat four people while generating more energy over the course of a year than it uses to drive. Top speed: 125 km/h (77 mph). Range in its cloudy country of origin, the Netherlands: 1,000 km (621 miles). In sunny places: Read More...

Steel factory becomes world’

Steel factory becomes world’s largest indoor vertical farm

An old steel factory can become the world’s largest indoor vertical farm producing healthy food all year round. That shows that the opportunities to increase food production in a sustainable way are virtually endless. AeroFarms’ new 69,000 sq ft (6,410 sq m) facility in Newark, New Jersey will Read More...

Tantra can heal society

Tantra can heal society

Tantra is about a spiritual path. It's also about sex. That's where its value is, in our everyday lives. In a time when many people feel depressed, anxious, and wary of others, there are good ways how society can benefit from tantric sex. Here are Read More...

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Wind power generates 140% of Denmark's demand

It is sometimes said that wind energy can't produce all the energy required. But late last week, on an unusually windy evening, Denmark produced 116% of its national electricity needs from wind turbines alone. By 3 amonFriday, when electricity demand dropped, that figure had risen to 140%. The Read More...