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Feb. 13th, 2004 08:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bzarcherHello, Mr. Practical Hydrogen Reactor.
This is only slightly, slightly exciting. Why? Because if it pans out, we could replace a hell of a lot of fossil fuels with CORN. And while the gerbil fetish population may be disappointed with the likely price increase per-ear, I think the rest of the world would be rather happy.
This is only slightly, slightly exciting. Why? Because if it pans out, we could replace a hell of a lot of fossil fuels with CORN. And while the gerbil fetish population may be disappointed with the likely price increase per-ear, I think the rest of the world would be rather happy.
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Date: 2004-02-14 11:26 am (UTC)Oh, and I like this bit - 'Hydrogen does not emit any pollution or greenhouse gases. But unlike oil or coal, hydrogen must be produced — there are no natural stores of it waiting to be pumped or dug out of the ground.'
Sounds as if they're saying it like that's a bad thing. I thought it was kind of the whole point of producing technologies like this in the first place...