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Topic started on 15-6-2010 @ 02:24 PM by network dude
This article made me think of something. If an area as large as say DC had mostly hydrogen cars, would there be a large increase in precipitation? I am all for pushing forward with hydrogen as a fuel source. It would be awesome to go as far as building something like Stan Myer claimed to have built, but just not depending on the middle east any more would be great. Once we no longer needed oil for gasoline, we would be able to use our own oil for all the plastics and things we need it for here.

After seeing all the problems in the midwest with flooding I started to think that hydrogen might cause a few environmental issues itself.

Any thoughts?


reply posted on 15-6-2010 @ 02:37 PM by network dude
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I am not sure about the mechanics of this. (which is why I asked), but using a compressed hydrogen as solitary fuel source whereby the only emission would be H2O, seems as if it would add at least some moisture into the air.

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