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kristopher

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5. I'm a strong critic of pushing a 'hydrogen economy'

Reply to Statistical (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 24, 2016, 02:20 PM

Jul 2016

But the research in the OP is a line of inquiry that hasn't been part of the picture to date.

I'd like to know more about it because we still have major challenges in several sectors requiring high energy density fuels.

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Cheap and clean: Australian company creates hydrogen with near-zero emissions [View all] n2doc Jul 2016 OP

Hydrogen fuel cells are a good way to produce low efficiency high cost electric vehicles n/t Statistical Jul 2016 #1

Not everything can be plugged in regularly n/t n2doc Jul 2016 #2

I'm a strong critic of pushing a 'hydrogen economy' kristopher Jul 2016 #5

Your title is completely disingenuous and misleading. Filthy natural gas is very much involved. NNadir Jul 2016 #3

It ain't my title n2doc Jul 2016 #4

Whatever. The title, no matter who produced it, is a fraud. Period. NNadir Jul 2016 #6

Did you read the article? caraher Jul 2016 #7

Re. energy, see my post below. nt eppur_se_muova Jul 2016 #9

I used to wonder about this ... BUT ... what are you going to do with all that graphite ? eppur_se_muova Jul 2016 #8

Do we have an understanding of how terra pretta works? kristopher Jul 2016 #10

There’s an important difference here OKIsItJustMe Jul 2016 #12

I'm thinking more along the lines of diminished use of fertilizer kristopher Jul 2016 #13

Not really. It's a Guardian article, not a scientific publication. But I looked, since you asked. NNadir Jul 2016 #11