Well, there's a reliable scientific source. Please read the statement
to which you responded: it doesn't deny that Hydrogen is a useful fuel;
of course it is. There's no cover-up. Everyone knows exactly what it
does, and how to do it. The unfortunate fact is that /producing/ it
by electrolysis takes more enegry than can be generated from combusting
it. A hydrogen-fueled car may be useful for some applications, but it
is not practical with present technology, and it is not zero-emission
if you include the emissions of the power plant used to produce the
Hydrogen. There's no conspiracy, and there's no free lunch.
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