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Comparing Jacobson and Howarth's "blue" hydrogen CO2e emissions paper to Bauer et al's makes it clear that Jacobson and Howarth are much more correct.
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Comparing Jacobson and Howarth's "blue" hydrogen CO2e emissions paper to Bauer et al's makes it clear that Jacobson and Howarth are much more correct.
Comparing Jacobson and Howarth's "blue" hydrogen CO2e emissions paper to Bauer et al's makes it clear that Jacobson and Howarth are much more correct.
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A longer version of this article, with commentary, was released in one of our sister publications, Planetsave, on Sunday, July 27. Scientific American has...
