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If we are going to be serious about getting out of foreign oil use, then hydrogen is going to have to be a part of it.
When water spills over a waterfall or dam, some of it breaks into it's elemental properties of oxygen and hydrogen. In time this will prove to be the most cost effective way of capturing hydrogen for energy use.
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