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Sep 6, 2011
PetrolPlaza-Fleming and Tim Maxwell at Texas Tech University, also in Lubbock, are developing a system to produce ammonia that can be installed in filling stations. Powered by mains electricity, it first produces hydrogen from water using electrolysis, then combines it with nitrogen from the air to produce ammonia.
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Sep 6, 2011
Farm and Dairy-Gad Perry, an associate professor of conservation biology at Texas Tech University, questions whether the law will have its intended effect. He said transfers between institutions and students changing their minds are most often to blame for excess credit hours.
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Sep 1, 2011
New Scientist - FORGET hydrogen: ammonia could be the answer to developing an emissions-free fuel for cars.
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Sep 1, 2011
Huffington Post - The term 'perfect storm' is overused now, but it is the perfect metaphor for the violent relationship between people and the environment today. We are experiencing a convergence of factors that are putting us at great risk.
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