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"Politician" via Cream:

"I support the left, though I'm leaning, leaning to the right.
I support the left, though I'm leaning to the right.
But I'm just not there when its coming to a fight."

And on that bright note:

Solar-Powered Hydrogen Fuel Station Opens Despite Cutbacks - San Jose Mercury News - 01 Apr 08

"A solar-powered hydrogen fueling station is officially open, just days after the state gutted rules designed to increase the number of hydrogen-powered cars on the road.  The station uses solar energy to separate hydrogen from water to power clean-fuel vehicles. Its solar panels produce 80 kilowatts of electricity, roughly enough to power 40 homes, or about 14 fuel-cell vehicles."

Latest News from Energy Policy Hell

"Politician" via Cream:

"I support the left, though I'm leaning, leaning to the right.
I support the left, though I'm leaning to the right.
But I'm just not there when its coming to a fight."

And on that bright note:

Solar-Powered Hydrogen Fuel Station Opens Despite Cutbacks - San Jose Mercury News - 01 Apr 08

"A solar-powered hydrogen fueling station is officially open, just days after the state gutted rules designed to increase the number of hydrogen-powered cars on the road.  The station uses solar energy to separate hydrogen from water to power clean-fuel vehicles. Its solar panels produce 80 kilowatts of electricity, roughly enough to power 40 homes, or about 14 fuel-cell vehicles."

"We Don Need No Stinkin' Environmental Laws!"

The Bushito beat goes on, unsurprisingly.

Environmental Laws to Be Waived for Fence - Washington Post - 02 Apr 08

"The Bush administration will waive more than 30 environmental and land-management laws in order to finish building 470 miles of border fence in the Southwest by the end of the year, officials said yesterday."

"We Don Need No Stinkin' Environmental Laws!"

The Bushito beat goes on, unsurprisingly.

Environmental Laws to Be Waived for Fence - Washington Post - 02 Apr 08

"The Bush administration will waive more than 30 environmental and land-management laws in order to finish building 470 miles of border fence in the Southwest by the end of the year, officials said yesterday."