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Cheap Green Energy Possible with Hydrogen Breakthrough
It's no secret that the world's dependence on fossil fuels and other types of finite energy are increasingly devastating our planet and speeding up climate change. But new research may offer a glimmer of hope, as a new hydrogen breakthrough could usher in a generation of cheap, green energy.
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