In the climate wars, hyperbole is weaponised and groupthink rewarded. We are standing witness as hydrogen becomes the latest trend in carbon piety to capture the attention of elites.
For decades hydrogen (H) has been used as a coolant in large generators, a propellant in rockets, and as a building block for fertiliser.
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