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Bush Promotes Hydrogen As Alternative Fuel Source

April 25, 2006 | ISSUE 43•01 ISSUE 42•16

President Bush gave an Earth Day address in California reaffirming his commitment to hydrogen as the alternative fuel of the future. What do you think?

  • I don't know much about hydrogen, but if you can soak a rag in it or just sniff it straight from the can, I'm all for it.

    Dan Kinicki
    Jeweler

  • If Bush is trying to save the environment, we must be in worse shape than I thought.

    Jackie Kennedy
    Computer Repair Tech

  • He knows we're talking about cars and not bombs, right?

    Scott Haalstrom
    Grocer

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