Holly Martin
Contributing Writer
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Holly Martin is author of The Energy Efficient Light Bulb Buyer's Guide . This downloadable electronic book helps readers choose the best energy efficient bulb for each light fixture in the home.
In addition to Suite101, Holly has written for:
- The National Science Foundation
- US News.com
- eHow.com
- RedOrbit.com
- The Aerospace Corporation
- AT&T Bell Laboratories
- Fiberoptic Product News
- Lasers & Applications magazine
- The Newark Star Ledger
- Woman Engineer magazine
Her blog ScienceShift explores the reality of science beyond the fringe: quantum mechanics, nanotech, ancient technologies, and modern fossils.
Holly's technical copywriting business, Martin High-Tech Marketing Communications, creates articles, web copy, blogs and white papers for B2B and B2C marketing and public relations.
Latest Articles
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Rarely, CFLs can Cause Adverse Health Effects
Millions have saved energy and money by converting to compact fluorescent bulbs. Yet for a small percentage of the population, CFLs may hurt more than help.
Oct 26, 2009
- Holly Martin
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The Downside to Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are the light bulbs of choice for saving energy and money on utilities. But several drawbacks are forcing some to look for other options.
Sep 3, 2009
- Holly Martin
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Energy Efficient Alternatives to CFL Bulbs
For those who want to save the planet or save money on electric bills, CFLs won't work in every situation. But there are other energy efficient light bulb alternatives.
Sep 3, 2009
- Holly Martin
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An Introduction to Solar Energy
Solar power is the ultimate renewable energy source. Here is an introduction to the basic science that makes all solar energy technologies possible.
Jan 8, 2008
- Holly Martin
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An Introduction to Tin Whiskers
Tin whiskers are mysterious, hair-like metal crystals that sprout from circuit boards and hardware, causing shorts and power failures in critical electronic systems.
Nov 29, 2007
- Holly Martin
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Electronic Waste Recycling 101
Broken or outdated monitors, video game systems and keyboards may contain lead, mercury, and other toxic materials that could harm people and contaminate soil and water.
Oct 11, 2007
- Holly Martin
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Nuclear Radiation Detectors 101
How do radiation detectors work? And how does Homeland Security use them at the borders to prevent nuclear materials from being used in weapons of mass destruction?
Sep 26, 2007
- Holly Martin
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Nuclear Power Plants 101
Nuclear power plants provide about one-fifth of the world's electricity. How do they work? And why do they produce radioactive waste that will remain toxic for centuries?
Aug 16, 2007
- Holly Martin
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An Introduction to RFID Technology
RFID is not a new technology but it is being used in new ways. RFID tags keep track of things using tiny electronic circuits that can be "read" by a special receiver.
Aug 14, 2007
- Holly Martin
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Science and Energy Museum Rocks
The American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge,Tennessee, is a storehouse of knowledge about the city's secret history, along with the science of power and energy
Aug 5, 2007
- Holly Martin
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