Hydrogen Highways

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to speed California drivers to a future in which hydrogen, instead of petroleum, will power their cars.

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January 21, 2004, 5:00 AM PST

By Chris Steins @planetizen


The governor has thrown his weight behind "Hydrogen Highways," an ambitious but costly plan to build a statewide network of 200 hydrogen filling stations by the end of the decade: "The governor's proposal is part of a broader effort in California and across the nation to promote hydrogen fuels, which offer the promise of cars that emit few or no air pollutants."

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