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Environment & Energy

Think. Again.

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4. Not unless...

Reply to NickB79 (Reply #3)

Mon Feb 5, 2024, 08:52 PM

Feb 2024

...there's a solid supply of water.

I know that some desert areas have recharging aquifers that are not being overused for other purposes. I believe that's why Dubai is constructing Green Hydrogen plants.

I know that Saudi Arabia positioned a very large GH2 plant on desert land that has a saltwater shoreline.

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California company wants to use Arizona groundwater to make 'green hydrogen' fuel. Residents say it'll drain their wells [View all] NickB79 Feb 2024 OP

That's a silly idea... Think. Again. Feb 2024 #1

Then they shouldn't be building green hydrogen plants in deserts NickB79 Feb 2024 #3

Not unless... Think. Again. Feb 2024 #4

And here I thought that hydrogen was colorless. Wonder Why Feb 2024 #2

Depleting natural resources to save the environment ?? How's that supposed to work ? nt eppur_se_muova Feb 2024 #5