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74How-to Save a Wet Cell Phone or Other Gadget
by Marye Audet
All of those electric circuits, batteries, and microscopic computer chips are as opposed to bathing as an alley cat is. The quickest way to ruin a cell phone is to spill a glass of soda on it, but replacing that electronic stuff is expensive. published 5 months ago
83Biodiesel Kits: Make Your Own Fuel
by Marye Audet
If you are concerned with the high cost of fuel, the environmental aspects of it, and the dependance on foreign countries for our fuel supplies you might want to condsider making your own biodiesel from vegetable oil! published 7 months ago
64Genetically Modified Foods: From Test Tube to Table
by Marye Audet
Many people are not convinced of the safety of genetic modification of foods. Some believe that the GMOs pose potential risks to the environment, human health, and even the economy. Since the agri-business community does have rather a long history of pursuing the almighty dollar over the welfare of the nation it is hard to believe that they are pursuing GMOs out of a concern for humanity. published 2 months ago
63Ocean Iron Fertilization: Removing Greenhouse Gases?
by Marye Audet
One company that seems to be on the brink of actually doing it is Climos, a company that is exploring a number of processes to naturally remove large amounts of greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere. The company is currently focusing on a system that they call ocean fertilization. published 5 months ago
72Water Filtration Systems: Clean Drinking Water for All
by Marye Audet
Water borne organisms have been a major cause of illness, disease, and death through out the centuries. Even today, in our technologically advanced world, third world countries, and even the poor areas of modern countries, struggle with disease and death caused by the contaminants in unclean water. published 5 months ago
68Ancient Gadgetry:The World's First Computer
by Marye Audet
Over the past 100 years scientist have been puzzled by a bronze artifact that was found in the waters between Crete and Kythera. In fact, in that time more than eighty fragments have been found. Of these, over thirty are hand cut gears. published 5 months ago
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