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 While fuel cell advocates are quick to note the absence of pollutants, most fuel-cell vehicles burn hydrogen produced from fossil fuels or by the energy-intensive electrolysis of water. Now, Technology Review reports that researchers have isolated enzymes to produce hydrogen directly from starch. The technology may eventually lead to a solution for hydrogen storage.
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Re: Carried Along on a Potato Diet
