Which do you think is a more viable solution: Fuel Cell/Electric or Recycled turkeys

[wfbberzerker]

There's been a lot of talk about new technologies for cars and the like, and it seems like both the fuel cell (hydrogen) technology has been getting some major attention from car manufacturers. on the other hand, this new technology where organic matter is "recycled" into things like oil and natural gas is also a good idea.

fuel cell technology seems like it would require a much larger transformation of how car manufacturers function, and people would have to eventually all buy new cars, but the other technology also looks like it may have problems, especially since it's yet to have been proven how efficient it can be in the real world. what do you guys think?

 

[rgwalt]

Recycled turkeys... definitely recycled turkeys

Ryan

 

[Ronstang]

Turkey guts should nicely fill the gap until alternative fuels reach a truly marketable solution.

 

[Zebo]

LOL great title. I would mind riding a horse down main street.

Look to see what Japan and Europe does and I think we will follow.

 

[spyordie007]

This is why I think we should talk about converting the existing ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) to Hydrogen and have new cars run off of fuel cells. It will give us an opportunity to slowly change the infrastructure, nobody would be "left behind" and eventually we could have a truely sustainable supply of energy.

We (The American Hydrogen Association) welcomes questions and discussions such as these on our Forum (Link is below), there's also plenty of good hydrogen information on our website (again Link below).
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-Spy

 

[charrison]

Recycled turkeys seems to hold the most promise at this point. However it just seems too good to be true.

 

[spyordie007]

Originally posted by: charrison
Recycled turkeys seems to hold the most promise at this point. However it just seems too good to be true.

so do computers, they also sound to good to be true.

-Spy