BBC news and a hydrogen powered car
Discussion
Jasandjules said:
Dr Jekyll said:
"This car doesn't produce green house gas, it only produces water vapour".
E-mail them and complain ?? What's the problem?
The car only produces water vapour so in terms of reducing localised pollution associated with cars, it's a plus.
When car companies give the emissions data on their models do they include all the emissions associated with the production and transport of the fuel to the station? No.
The car only produces water vapour so in terms of reducing localised pollution associated with cars, it's a plus.
When car companies give the emissions data on their models do they include all the emissions associated with the production and transport of the fuel to the station? No.
I thought the guy from greenpeace or where ever he was from, was quick to get the boot in on production of hydrogen, transport, and lifetime/manufacturing/recycling of the entire car.
I think he was just pissed off that someone was coming up with a solution that wasn't destroy all cars.
I think he was just pissed off that someone was coming up with a solution that wasn't destroy all cars.
Dare2Fail said:
DrTre said:
What's the problem?
I think the issue he was getting at was that water vapour IS a greenhouse gas. The statement made by the BBC dude was very, very wrong.Dr Jekyll said:
Dare2Fail said:
DrTre said:
What's the problem?
I think the issue he was getting at was that water vapour IS a greenhouse gas. The statement made by the BBC dude was very, very wrong.ETA although water to water is still a net increase of zero.
Edited by DrTre on Tuesday 14th September 21:16
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