Getting Serious About Fuel Cells

Posted by michael on Friday August 13, 2004 @05:06PM from the claiming-to-know-is-our-middle-name dept.

electroniceric writes "For those of us who moonlight as politics wonks as well as tech nerds, you may have noticed posts (1,2) in the Washington Monthly's blog pointing to interesting articles about the business community's new take on climate change, world oil supply predictions as well as a fascinating article about lower-cost ethanol together with a new fuel cell technology that can use impure hydrogen. Are we really about to turn a corner in global climate change response? Is this all vapor and breathless journalism about a world-saving new technology, or is it perhaps a brilliant investment strategy? Nobody knows (or claims to know) better than Slashdot..."

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Turn a corner by unsinged+int · 2004-08-13 17:13 · Score: 4, Funny

Haven't we heard that enough recently? It should be up for most abused expression of the year by now.
Finally! by XanC · 2004-08-13 17:42 · Score: 4, Funny

What's taken everyone so long to realize the huge crisis in the oil supply? Everybody knows that at any given time, there's only a 40 years' supply of oil in the world. It's been that way for decades!