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DemocracyForever

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1. This is an additional green hydrogen source

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Thu May 21, 2026, 05:18 PM

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that sounds promising. A couple of years ago, an underground reserve of hydrogen gas was also found that is 26 times the size of the remaining crude oil reserve. If humanity can only access part of this underground hydrogen reserve, it'll be enough clean energy to power humanity for 200 years. My engineer father firmly believed that green hydrogen is the energy solution. This is further proof that he was right.

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This is an additional green hydrogen source DemocracyForever Thursday #1

"Colors of Hydrogen" OKIsItJustMe Thursday #3

It's a green form of hydrogen DemocracyForever Friday #6

I understand why you call it "green" OKIsItJustMe Yesterday #7

Green energy doesn't involve fossil fuels DemocracyForever 15 hrs ago #9

I'm not a mechanical engineer, however, my family is full of engineers of one sort or another OKIsItJustMe 15 hrs ago #10

My father had bachelors and masters degrees in mechanical engineering DemocracyForever 15 hrs ago #11

Right, I'm not voicing opposition to "green hydrogen" merely pointing out accepted terminology OKIsItJustMe 14 hrs ago #12

More here OKIsItJustMe Thursday #2

Thanks for sharing the link. Sorry I didn't take the time to see it before posting this one. Judi Lynn Thursday #4

No need to apologize, I thought the link to the study might be helpful OKIsItJustMe Friday #5

Let's be sure to drill for it, burn it quickly, and dump the water into the atmosphere lest we leave anything... NNadir 20 hrs ago #8