Why Hydrogen? Hydrogen is the key to a future of sustainable motoring. Making up approximately 75% of the universe we live in, it’s in abundance compared to the finite fossil fuels used by combustion engine cars. The process of passing hydrogen through a fuel cell creates energy much more efficiently than the chemicals used in gasoline. […]
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Solution to climate change and an age of clean, cheap energy
1st February 2014 – 06:00
Nuclear fusion is the reaction that powers the sun. For decades, scientists have planned on recreating this reaction here on earth as it would provide the whole world with a safe, environmentally-friendly and unlimited supply of energy. France has took the first step towards building this nuclear fusion reactor by investing £13bn into the Iter […]
More Efficient Method of Producing Hydrogen Fuel
13th June 2013 – 13:59
Scientists have come up with a more efficient way to split ocean water and turn it into sustainable, clean hydrogen fuel. They created a flexible plastic film that acts as the catalyst to begin splitting ocean water, without requiring the high energy input that current methods need. Using this new technology, as little as five […]
It’s Not a Fairytale: Seattle to Build Nation’s First Food Forest
11th April 2013 – 11:48
I came across this article through a friend, gave it a read and thought to myself, “this is what the shift is all about”. The article discusses how Seattle is to build the Nation’s first “Food Forest”. 7 acres of organic perennial permaculture contained of hundreds of various plant edibles such as fruit trees, nut […]