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Debate: Hydrogen vehicles
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- Argument: A hydrogen economy would require huge government investments
- Argument: Electricity for hydrogen production can be made 100% 0-emission
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- Argument: Hydrogen fuel can be made by clean nuclear electricity
- Argument: Too much energy is required in producing hydrogen fuel
- Argument: Hydrogen is only as clean as the electricity producing it
- Argument: Clean materials and processes can be used to produce hydrogen
- Argument: Hydrogen in cars is less dangerous than gasoline
- Argument: Hydrogen was not responsible for the Hindenburg explosion
- Argument: Hydrogen fuel cell cars are noisier than electric cars
- Argument: Electric car battery technology and costs are improving rapidly
- Argument: Hydrogen cars will help end foreign oil dependencies
- Argument: Hydrogen for fuel cell vehicles is very expensive
- Argument: Hybrids outshine hydrogen cars in performance and price
- Argument: An accident could end the political future of hydrogen cars
- Argument: Supporting hydrogen cars is a form of phony "greenwashing"
- Argument: A small and growing hydrogen infrastructure already exists
- Argument: It's OK to use more energy to make hydrogen than is obtained out
- Argument: It is not too energy-intensive to compress hydrogen
- Argument: Hydrogen cars will be economically viable soon, not in decades
- Argument: Hydrogen cars are not a means of distracting from electric cars
- Argument: Hydrogen cars distract from better renewable alternatives
- Argument: 0-emission hydrogen cars can slash emissions, fight global warming
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