Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trains Coming Soon
Check out these not Trains.
[url]http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/12/technology/germany-hydrogen-powered-train/index.html[/url]
They already have built new submarines with fuel cells that run them under the water. Now we have a new type of train that will run on hydrogen and oxygen and produce only water as a by product. Zero pollution.
The Synfuel plants were never built
I sat on a committee that helped to kill the Synfuel plants.
Only fools would burn coal to produce hydrogen. Hydrogen can be extracted from water using electricity and the electricity can be made using solar panels or wind mills. No need to burn that dirty stinking coal.
[QUOTE=sweetwater;561509]You don't burn coal to produce hydrogen.
[url]https://energy.gov/fe/science-innovation/clean-coal-research/hydrogen-coal[/url][/QUOTE]
Funny that you posted this on Easter Sunday
The Hebrews paid taxes to the Egyptian King in the form of forced labor. But they were freed from their burden and escaped Egypt.
I'm against unfair taxes. I think everyone should be against unfair taxes.
Back in the Early 1980's the State of KY tried to build about six Synfuel (coal gasification plants) in Western KY. They were all scraped before they even started the design phase. They were not economical. The pollution that would have been produced was unacceptable. The waste (left over coal) would have been excessive just to get some hydrogen gas out of the dirty coal.
It's cheaper and more environmentally friendly to produce power from sunlight and wind and water movement.
[QUOTE=kygorski;561536]There have been taxes for centurys. There will AWAYS be taxes, and the poor will pay them, one way or another, it's human nature.Thems what got, get, It's a basic fact of government. the well to do, govern,whether by politics, or force, and they don't pay for the "governering".For example those coal gasification plants, states give tax relief, states use eminent domain for land, and the users pay for the product, they helped subsidize,[/QUOTE]