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Crunching the Numbers on a Hydrogen Economy

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the kilowatt-hourly-rates dept.

mattnyc99 writes "In its new cover story, 'The Truth About Hydrogen,' Popular Mechanics magazine takes a close look at how close the United States is to powering its homes, cars and economy with hydrogen — including a calculation of where all the hydrogen would come from to meet President Bush's demands. Interesting that they break down the future of hydropower not by its advantages but by its challenges: production, storage, distribution and use."

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  1. Why bother? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Why bother with hydro-/nuclear/whatever-power when there's electricity available in every wall socket?

  2. Re:A wise man once said.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll
    Unless you could demonstrate that in a large enough population the mean and median approach the same value, then it would be correct.

    Quite being such a faggot by trying to show everyone up and go find you some pussy. Maybe it will calm your nerves a bit!