[ad_1] Unlike actual gold, hydrogen is spectacularly useful. As a fuel, in theory, it could power cars, buses, planes and ships. It could be burned in power plants, generating electricity. And because, unlike fossil fuels, it emits no greenhouse gases, it could help curb climate change (so long as it is cleanly obtained). Governments are throwing subsidies at efforts to make hydrogen fuel. America’s Inflation Reduction Act offers lavish…
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