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07/06/2009
By Chris Matchette
Whilst I agree with the thrust of your editorial entitled “‘Pollutant’s’ new meaning threatens hydrogen vehicles”—that is, governments really have no clue what they are talking about when it comes to greenhouse gases, climate change, and so forth, to say that hydrogen vehicles produce water vapor, which is a more powerful greenhouse gas than CO2, is only part of the story (OGJ Online, May 1, 2009).The more damaging problem with hydrogen fuel usage is where does one get hydrogen from? The inconvenient truth, which BP, the politicians, and other agents of disinformation will not tell you, is that you have to burn coal, oil, or gas to produce the energy to...
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