salvage

Tyler, a ten-year-old boy who is interested in treasure hunting, is introduced to his mother's friend Dylan Lamont, a real treasure hunter who works on historical salvage operations, who takes him, his mom, and his sister on an expedition to find a sunken fleet of Spanish galleons. Includes information on related careers.

Examines America's growing problem with garbage, including how it's created, where it goes, and what it costs us economically and environmentally. Profiles individuals and families who have changed their lifestyle to combat waste.

A collection of essays in which more than twenty writers share how they are reducing their carbon footprint by finding treasure in other people's trash, reusing anything they can, and helping others learn the importance of recycling, reducing, and reusing.

An account of Foundation Franklin's deeds as a salvage vessel.

Looks at what happens to jars and pots when they are thrown away, explains what recycling is, and shows ways in which old jars and pots can be reused, with instructions for a related craft project.

Photographs and easy-to-follow text provide instructions for children to make toys, decorations, musical instruments, and more out of recycled cardboard.

Presents a guide to transforming discarded and used furniture and belongings into functional and usable items for the home, including fifty projects for turning used junk into utilitarian objects. Includes photographs.

Examines the enormous risks involved in salvage operations, both on the surface and below the water, and discusses the equipment used.

Introduces career possibilities in the field of marine science including oceanographer, fish farmer, and salvage diver.

Contains instructions for over thirty creative projects that use recycled materials, including a credit card bracelet, a beer case notebook, and a board game clock.