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Genji's Blog – March 2010 Archive (3)

Ways for Water

After considering all the sites for conserving and retrieving water for those in need (EcoSchool Design, Water.org, Water 1st International, and Water Projects on School Grounds), I thought that the idea from Water.org was the best. It had many solutions for countries with a water shortage, including Bangladesh, Honduras, Haiti, Kenya, Ethiopia, and India. They offer online donations to help those countries. They build dams to capture water, plant trees, and dig wells for the people in those… Continue

Added by Genji on March 25, 2010 at 9:04pm — No Comments

A More Economical Car

A car is a device that almost everybody in the world will agree can be improved. It releases the deadly carbon monoxide, it depletes the Earth's natural gases, and it isn't natural. Most cars are very expensive- 15000 dollars at the very least, and that is considered cheap. Many luxury cars are 100000+ dollars. But in cities they are the basic form of transportation and most people today will not even consider a life without automobiles. So if it were possible I would propose a car made of… Continue

Added by Genji on March 20, 2010 at 1:25am — No Comments

33 Secrets of Social Inovation

My favorite tip for innovation is "to innovate on existing platforms." Consumers will most likely buy products which they already know, recognize, and trust. A completely new invention or idea is very unlikely to be successful unless there are dozens and dozens or commercials and are being sold worldwide, but that is also very unlikely. For example, if someone invented a new robot that would wash the dishes, it wouldn't be very popular. But on the other hand, if a new dishwasher made by GE was… Continue

Added by Genji on March 18, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments

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