Today’s Solutions: March 06, 2026

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This bill will require all new

This bill will require all new public buildings to be bird-friendly

Birds, often migratory ones, are known to fly into the reflective facades of glass buildings. In fact, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology estimates almost one billion birds are killed annually from collisions with buildings in the US. In order to protect birds from this fate, the US House of Read More...

How hair-regrowth tech could a

How hair-regrowth tech could actually reverse age-related hearing loss

A landmark study presents a novel hypothesis to explain the age-related hearing loss, challenging the prevailing view that has dominated over half a century of medical science. The new research offers evidence to suggest an age-related hearing loss is primarily caused by accumulated damage to inner Read More...

Country Time will write $100 c

Country Time will write $100 checks to kids with struggling lemonade stands

The pandemic and a crumbling economy have taken a toll even on the smallest businesses out there. Social distancing guidelines have hindered the typical foot traffic that lemonade stands usually receive, leaving many aspiring entrepreneurs disenchanted. Luckily, not all is lost. The beloved Read More...

New kitchen coating prevents f

New kitchen coating prevents food poisoning

Cross-contamination from kitchen equipment like cutting boards and knives is a big hot spot for the spread of foodborne illnesses. Now, a team from the University of Missouri has created a coating that could prevent germs like Salmonella and E. coli from occupying kitchen surfaces.  The coating Read More...

Research uncovers the complex

Research uncovers the complex world of beluga whale friendships

Most of us are missing our friends a lot these days. New research shows that humans aren’t the only ones that develop these feelings of loving companionship with those we meet. It turns out beluga whales also make the distinction between their immediate kin and more distant non-familial Read More...

July 21, 2020

July 21, 2020

The Optimist Daily Update with Summers McKay & Kristy Jansen - Your weekday update from The Optimist Daily featuring discussions of our top positive news solutions from independent, reader-funded, journalists. It's screams and stretching day on the Update and we're talking about productive ways to Read More...

July 21, 2020

July 21, 2020

The Optimist Daily Update with Summers McKay & Kristy Jansen - Your weekday update from The Optimist Daily featuring discussions of our top positive news solutions from independent, reader-funded, journalists. It's screams and stretching day on the Update and we're talking about productive ways to Read More...

July 21, 2020

July 21, 2020

The Optimist Daily Update with Summers McKay & Kristy Jansen - Your weekday update from The Optimist Daily featuring discussions of our top positive news solutions from independent, reader-funded, journalists. It's screams and stretching day on the Update and we're talking about productive ways to Read More...

July 21, 2020

July 21, 2020

The Optimist Daily Update with Summers McKay & Kristy Jansen - Your weekday update from The Optimist Daily featuring discussions of our top positive news solutions from independent, reader-funded, journalists. It's screams and stretching day on the Update and we're talking about productive ways to Read More...

After near extinction, thousan

After near extinction, thousands of red kites now fly over British skies

In April, we shared a story about white-tailed eagles returning to England for the first time in more than 240 years. Then, just over a week ago, another conservation story out of England was published about plans to bring bison back to the UK for the first time in 6,000 years in order to Read More...