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Debby 6 month s ago
Erna,
Kind a idiotic statement considering that North America and Asia are the biggest producers, so no need to buy it from Russia Who doesn't produce it in any shipable Quantity
Kind a idiotic statement considering that North America and Asia are the biggest producers, so no need to buy it from Russia Who doesn't produce it in any shipable Quantity
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Seymour 6 month s ago
Erna,
1. Germany did not and does not buy hydrogen from Russia
2. There are no trains in Germany that run on hydrogen
1. Germany did not and does not buy hydrogen from Russia
2. There are no trains in Germany that run on hydrogen
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Lineau 6 month s ago
Seymour,
There are but in a test phase (in Schleswig Holstein).
There are but in a test phase (in Schleswig Holstein).
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Philinda 6 month s ago
Erna,
The process of splitting off Hydrogen releases a lot of Carbon so LOL
The process of splitting off Hydrogen releases a lot of Carbon so LOL
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Roseann 6 month s ago
Philinda,
What? if there power comes from coal or oil fired power plants, yes.
If it comes from solar, wind, nuclear or hydro power, no.
What? if there power comes from coal or oil fired power plants, yes.
If it comes from solar, wind, nuclear or hydro power, no.
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Debby 6 month s ago
#10... Exactly the reason the sign is there. Unless you don't mind your kids playing in the sand and finding doggie deposits in their sandcastles
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Connie 6 month s ago
#9 I know I was going 600mph, but what I really want to know is how the hell did you catch up to me to pull me over??
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Brad 6 month s ago
#20 ¡Mentira!
#24 Bloody lie!
#24 Bloody lie!
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Webster 6 month s ago
#34 Not true. The hydrogen trains in germany are very scarce and break down quite a lot. Maybe it will get better in the distant future. Today trains run still on diesel or electricity.
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Dob 6 month s ago
Webster,
yeah, I think there is like ONE SMALL train route that was converted to hydrogen as a proof of concept, but that's it.
yeah, I think there is like ONE SMALL train route that was converted to hydrogen as a proof of concept, but that's it.
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Elmira 6 month s ago
What are these AI generated hallucinations/lies for? Izismile is going downhill lately :(
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Dob 6 month s ago
Elmira,
yeah, too much AI BS. I contemplate quitting the internet.
yeah, too much AI BS. I contemplate quitting the internet.
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Elmira 6 month s ago
Dob,
The best idea I heard today
The best idea I heard today
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Dob 6 month s ago
#6 hollow promises
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Frederick 6 month s ago
#9 'Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?'
Simple, because I let you.
Simple, because I let you.
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Tamzine 6 month s ago
#14 I wonder if anyone has ever told him that he looks like Tony Hawk, but older.
Kind a idiotic statement considering that North America and Asia are the biggest producers, so no need to buy it from Russia Who doesn't produce it in any shipable Quantity
1. Germany did not and does not buy hydrogen from Russia
2. There are no trains in Germany that run on hydrogen
There are but in a test phase (in Schleswig Holstein).
The process of splitting off Hydrogen releases a lot of Carbon so LOL
What? if there power comes from coal or oil fired power plants, yes.
If it comes from solar, wind, nuclear or hydro power, no.
#24 Bloody lie!
yeah, I think there is like ONE SMALL train route that was converted to hydrogen as a proof of concept, but that's it.
yeah, too much AI BS. I contemplate quitting the internet.
The best idea I heard today
Simple, because I let you.