Do You Know About Gigablast? The Green Search Engine?

Well, if you don't check it out and play around with it!

You can search the directory of categories or just type in a phrase like library innovations and see what comes up. I found this fascinating link by searching creating library buildings:

Gigablast, located in New Mexico, calls itself the Green Search Engine. Gigablast as 90% of its power comes from wind energy, using PNM's Sky Blue energy program, thus only using a miniscule 13 amps of coal power. How cool is that!

Gigablast also makes it easy to perform your query on the coal-based search engines by clicking links below the search results. So try them, and if you don't find what you want, click the others, which use millions of coal and oil-based amps.

In the world of search engines, and there are many many more than GOOGLE, search technology underlies the engine's power. One great example of this is the use of Gigablast by a Meta Search Engine appropriately called, Mamma, as in "ask yo Mamma!" Go on, ask her!