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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (15520)	11/21/1998 11:23:00 PM
From: jbe	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 67261

Lather, that Hydrogen page is the brainchild of a full-time college student. Clearly an enthusiast, although a little harsh to call him "baldly partisan". References for "Hill 20" and "Mackenzie 75". Hill & Mackenzie are authors; 20 and 75 are the page numbers of the works cited. To see the works cited, hit on the "Works Cited" link. It immediately follows the text. I don't think those particular items are online, but our college student enthusiast does provide links to other articles, relating to carbon nanotube technology, that are online. Suggest you try the link on the home page to the article on carbon absorption system. It is from the monthly "Hydrogen and Fuel Newsletter." If you hit on the link for the Newsletter (directly under the article citation), you will get a list of available online articles from it. May I suggest, for example, "Boston Team Claims Development of 5,000-Mile Range Onboard Hydrogen Storage Method." mhv.net This stuff is all too technical for me. But I am sure you can figure it out. One last comment. One of the articles I looked at (from "Wired") pointed out that nobody really expects hydrogen fuel cell technology to become widespread until 50-100 years from now. So I certainly won't live to see how well it works out. But one thing DOES seem clear to me -- and that is that we MUST look into, and try to develop, alternative energy technologies. Fossil fuel is not going to last forever, and we should plan for the future. jbe