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Category Archives: Hydrogen
Hydrogen production would use WAAAAAAAAAY too much water
[This is one of many reasons I call hydrogen “not worth the ink”] Webber, M.E. 2007. The Water Intensity of the Transitional Hydrogen Economy. Environmental Research Letters 2. Conclusions Hydrogen production using thermoelectric powered electrolysis is significantly more water intensive … Continue reading
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Hydrogen
2008. Alice Friedemann. “The Hydrogen Economy. Savior of Humanity or an Economic Black Hole?” Skeptic Vol 14 No 1, 48-51. Skeptics scoff at perpetual motion, free energy, and cold fusion, but what about energy from hydrogen? Before we invest trillions … Continue reading
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