*Contest* free hydrogen book!

[spyordie007]

Hey everyone, we (the American Hydrogen Association Northwest) is having a banner advertisement contest and are giving away free eBook copies of our most popular book ?The Philosopher Mechanic.?

If you?re interested please visit our site for contest information:
http://www.ahanw.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=372

The AHANW is a 501 3c non-profit organization promoting and educating about the use of Hydrogen as a clean and renewable energy storage medium. Please visit our site for more information.

Thanks everyone!

-Erik

 

[spyordie007]

*Bump*


...figured this would happen soon enough

 

[CTho9305]

You figured what would happen?

Bump for anyone who helps people convert Windows Server 2003 to a desktop OS.

 

[spyordie007]

that this would drop to the bottom of the list of threads in OT rapidly...

 

[labrat25]

i assume you guys saw the paper in Science that modeled what would happen to the envirnment in a hydrogen economy

as i remember it (it's been a bit since i read it)... leaking hydrogen (will happen, though probably less than petrol) will crystalize in the upper-atmosphere, great substrate for ozone depleting reactions

honestly i still think hydrogen is still a better idea than anything else, just though i'd mention it

 

[spyordie007]

i assume you guys saw the paper in Science that modeled what would happen to the envirnment in a hydrogen economy

as i remember it (it's been a bit since i read it)... leaking hydrogen (will happen, though probably less than petrol) will crystalize in the upper-atmosphere, great substrate for ozone depleting reactions

Yes we've heard it before. And yes technically massive amounts of hydrogen leaked into the atmosphere would cause some depleation to the ozone. However it's not nearly as much as is caused by other man-made problems that shifting to hydrogen will actually reduce...
http://www.ahanw.org/library/safety/ozone.php

the other thing to keep in mind is that massive amounts of any fuel dumped into the enviroment will cause problems (go figure); all things considered though I think hydrogen will do much less

thanks for the comments,
-Erik