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Several teams of U.S. researchers are working on the idea of building algal farms to produce hydrogen for the fuel cells that will power our cars in a decade or two. According to ScienCentral News, we generate today ten million tons of hydrogen. But by re-engineering algae at the molecular level, it would be feasible to generate ten times that amount, and without using any fossil fuels.
ZDNet
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