Should U.S. energy policy focus on developing hydrogen fuel cells?

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David Garman, assistant energy secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy, debates with Joseph Romm, former acting assistant secretary of energy, on whether U.S. energy policy should develop hydrogen fuel cells. German feels that this will provide a fundamental change whereas, Romm feels that the introduction of hydrogen cars will undermine the efforts to reduce the emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

Science & research, Industrial Gas Manufacturing, Industrial gases, Hydrogen Fuel, Research, Energy policy, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Energy industries, Energy industry, Hydrogen fuels, Hydrogen as fuel, Garman, David, Romm, Joseph

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Immigration debate: earlier waves

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The U.S. was founded as a nation of immigrants who left Europe for political, religious, and economic reasons, yet the U.S. today is so negative towards illegal immigrants.

International Affairs, Public affairs, Immigration & Emigration, Illegal Alien Regulations, Social aspects, History, Social policy, Emigration and immigration, Illegal immigrants, Emigration and immigration law, Immigration law, United States history, Immigration policy

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