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Old 18-12-2009, 23:26   #42
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Re: £6 billion to buy climate change deal

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
still aint gonna work in this country though is it
No, but then neither is fusion power any time soon.
Though, it shouldn't have to. If humans could just get along with one another, the solar power generating countries could supply us with all the hydrogen we would ever need (hydrogen could be produced from on-site electrolysers). Perhaps by then, fresh water will be in such demand that we could trade water for hydrogen or something along those lines?
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