Today’s Solutions: April 05, 2025

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This grocery store from Trader

This grocery store from Trader Joe's ex-president makes healthy food as cheap as junk food

Former Trader Joe executive Doug Rauch has opened a Boston market that brings healthy food to people who usually can't afford it. Think of a food desert, and you might picture a neighborhood where the nearest fresh vegetable is miles away. But the biggest challenge to healthy eating in poor Read More...

6 incredible high-tech urban f

6 incredible high-tech urban farms

Farm life typically calls to mind sprawling fields of plants in neat rows, dotted with bent-over bodies and heavy diesel-guzzling equipment. The world is rapidly changing, though, and so too is the face of agriculture. As the world's population booms and many people move to cities, a new generation Read More...

Goldman Sachs wants to create

Goldman Sachs wants to create its own version of bitcoin

Goldman Sachs has developed its own cryptocurrency for a settlement system for trading stocks, bonds and other assets, according to a recently published patent filing. The New York-based financial giant made a patent application last year for a new virtual currency called SETLCoin, which makes it Read More...

‘Not a math person’: How t

‘Not a math person’: How to remove obstacles to learning math

Stanford math education professor Jo Boaler spends a lot of time worrying about how math education in the United States traumatizes kids. Recently, a colleague’s 7-year-old came home from school and announced he didn’t like math anymore. His mom asked why and he said, “math is too Read More...

Getting ugly produce onto tabl

Getting ugly produce onto tables so it stays out of trash

The eggplants are crooked and a little long-necked, contorted enough that they would probably lose in a beauty pageant against rounder or more symmetrical aubergines. In the field where they were grown or in the supermarkets for which they were once destined, they would presumably have been Read More...

The 50 (new) healthiest foods

The 50 (new) healthiest foods of all time, with recipes

We already brought you a list of the 50 Healthiest Foods of All Time. Now, we’ve gathered another 50, chosen by TIME editors and registered dietitian Alicia Romano from Tufts Medical Center. Bon appétit! Why it’s good for you: This spicy chili paste or powder is having a moment, Read More...

First ever vegan school in the

First ever vegan school in the US says you can't consume animals and care for the environment

A school in the US has become the first in the country to serve only vegan food to its students. MUSE School in Calabasas – which champions sustainability – has made the switch to plant-based food primarily for environmental reasons. ‘We teach our students how much more land and Read More...

Migrants 'do not lower sc

Migrants 'do not lower school results'

Higher levels of immigration do not damage educational achievement in the host country, a global study from the OECD economic think tank suggests. It found no link between the numbers of migrant children and the performance of school systems. But it indicated wide gaps in a sense of "belonging" - Read More...

Big Data may help deliver more

Big Data may help deliver more food for a growing population

Amid the looming sustainability challenges of our time is how the world will feed 2.5 billion more people in a few decades — even as rising sea levels and warmer temperatures take away some arable land. Farm productivity will need to increase and food waste decrease if 9 billion people are to Read More...

Visa is exploring using the bl

Visa is exploring using the blockchain to power money transfers

Visa is diving into blockchain technology with a new project focused on revamping remittances. The company’s innovation arm, Visa Europe Collab, is working on a proof-of-concept that will “explore an alternative to conventional remittance processing” using the blockchain. To see Read More...