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What is "Hydrogen Economy"? How it will impact the environment and ecology? Is there co-op R&D efforts?
May 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: Hydrogen fuel when burned releases water in the atmosphere (the opposite of burning fossil fuels) and hence it is eco and environment friendly. However, the storage problems of hydrogen, comes in the way for countries to adopt to this fuel.
There should be international collaborative, cooperative and coordinated research and development efforts so that future global citizens are freed from greenhouse effects and global warming and all the other attendant ill effects of burning fossil fuels.
I would like the experts in the field of hydrogen economy to step up and accelerate the R&D efforts, especially in the storage and distribution of hydrogen for insuring the future global citizens from the greenhouse effects and global warming.
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Why is water considered the huge influence on global warming?
Look at it this way.
Water has always been around. until lately, fresh anyway.
Earth has been around. hmm.. I worked in a double meaning:)
Its been ok for yyyyyeeeeaaaaarrrrrssss.
Till now.
So is it too much water in the atmosphere?
Or too little?