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climateprogress.org - 2/17/2009

L.A. Times: “Hydrogen fuel-cell technology won’t work in cars.” Duh. Time for Obama and Chu to kill the program.

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“ Honda’s striking, amazing hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle may be the most expensive, advanced and impractical car ever built. ” So writes Dan Neil, the L. A. Times car guy in “ Honda FCX Clarity: Beauty for beauty’s sake ,” (vehicle details here ). You ...

greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com - 2/10/2009

A Fuel Cell for Your Cell Phone

— greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com — Medis Technologies is marketing what may be the first fuel cell for the consumer market. (more) A Fuel Cell for Your Cell Phone

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