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solarhydrocan

(551 posts)
23. Could one answer to the energy problem be right under our noses?
Wed Nov 6, 2013, 12:29 PM
Nov 2013

Watch this and see how hydrogen can be extracted from water (H2O) and stored like propane



Honda is gearing up
http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/smart-takes/hondas-home-garage-gadget-heres-your-solar-hydrogen-fueling-station/3631



A hydrogen gas station
Ask the people near Fukishima about the low price of clean, safe nuclear power NightWatcher Nov 2013 #1
It's your money or your life. Your children's lives. So which is more important? aquart Nov 2013 #2
Yeah, I know. Money is more important than health. randome Nov 2013 #3
"cheap" is not the solution G_j Nov 2013 #4
"... cheaper fossil fuel-based power ..." means they're hiding the true cost. Scuba Nov 2013 #5
don't forget the couple trillion in wars... magical thyme Nov 2013 #24
Yes, thank you. Scuba Nov 2013 #28
pay now or pay later n2doc Nov 2013 #6
Total BS Katashi_itto Nov 2013 #7
I tend to agree with your assessment. Sounds like a 'Fux news' release. dmosh42 Nov 2013 #9
Everybody's power bills around here went up 20% this year. LuvNewcastle Nov 2013 #8
Europe's renewable energy push wasn't about lowering costs bhikkhu Nov 2013 #10
I just posted the title of the article n/t Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #12
This OP brought to you from CITIBANK tjwash Nov 2013 #11
So business insider wants "business as usual" and to ignore climate change intaglio Nov 2013 #13
I loved this in the comments section... eqfan592 Nov 2013 #14
Went and found a different article. eqfan592 Nov 2013 #16
they are lower than 5 years ago CreekDog Nov 2013 #15
The data is incomplete procon Nov 2013 #17
Skyrocketing? Seems like they've somewhat stabilized, even lower than 2008. JaneyVee Nov 2013 #18
My bills just went up, again, by 10% nadinbrzezinski Nov 2013 #19
Do us a favor and delete this BULLSHIT that you won't even comment on or defend NightWatcher Nov 2013 #20
Oh there are scads I no longer share here nadinbrzezinski Nov 2013 #22
Goal: lower CO2 emissions. Result: lower CO2 emissions. Backfire: ??????? ieoeja Nov 2013 #21
Could one answer to the energy problem be right under our noses? solarhydrocan Nov 2013 #23
I've never understood why they don't just find better ways to collect the waste... sibelian Nov 2013 #25
Your fracking concerns are noted. nt Zorra Nov 2013 #26
The OP is bullshit Champion Jack Nov 2013 #27
Welcome to DU, Joel. Hope you're not surprised that DUers can see through the bullshit. Scuba Nov 2013 #29
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