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Remember the Twilight Zone episode “How to Serve Man”? The title of the alien’s book was a cookbook. Today,that’s Musk’s X. Beware.
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Hydrogen Fueled Future

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By Bruce Gellerman Verified
| Living on Earth (Podcast) Verified
Air Date: Week of If you combine hydrogen and oxygen in a fuel cell, you get water and clean, green electricity. Bruce Gellerman reports on how this chemical reaction is fueling visions of future, carbon free flights and changing voyages of fantasy into reality. Transcript DOERING: Ok Paloma, in honor of the start of the school year, you ready for a pop quiz? BELTRAN: [nervous laugh] oh-oh kay??... DOERING: How much do you remember from gen chem?
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Freeing - and capturing - hydrogen in Mass.

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By Bruce Gellerman Verified
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
You might remember a high school chemistry experiment where you took a beaker of water, inserted two metal electrodes attached to a battery and watched as the electricity separated the hydrodgen from oxygen — and the gases bubbled off. Well, if you captured the hydrogen, you'd have a powerful, clean energy source. One that could potentially replace climate-disrupting fossil fuels.
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Separating green hydrogen's hope from hype

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By Bruce Gellerman Verified, David Greene
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
Home//Local Coverage//Environment Nearly 150 years ago, Jules Verne's novel "Mysterious Island" captured the world's imagination and foretold a future of unlimited, clean energy. Verne was on to something. Massachusetts scientists and companies are trying to make good on the author's vision and create the supply and demand needed to create a hydrogen fuel market.
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