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Universal solvent
Compiled by John Myers, News-Tribune staff writer, in the Down to Earth column · 15 August 1994
Universal solvent
From the Down to Earth column, compiled by John Myers
Imagine pulling up to the gas station and fillin’ ’er up with, ahh, water?
A group of enviros called the YES Party says it’s not only possible, but already feasible to run most automobiles on water. They say water fuel cell technology is here, noting it was recently showcased at the Solar Energy Fair in Ukiah, Calif.
Water fuel cell cars get higher mileage and create, supposedly, zero pollution. Want to know more? Write Stan Meyer, Water Fuel cell, 3792 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123 or call (614) 871-4173 or fax (614) 871-8075.
About this paragraph
The address and numbers are Water Fuel Cell's own, the same as on the cover of the Technical Brief. The rest of the column — the EAGLE Great Lakes group, the Coast Guard's SEA-KEEPERS, Bayfield County's Earth Day for April 1995, and nature programmes in Cable, Wisconsin — has nothing to do with Meyer and is not transcribed.
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- Duluth News-Tribune, Monday 15 August 1994, page 14, the Down to Earth column.
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- Duluth News-Tribune, Duluth, Minnesota, August 1994, pp. 14, by Compiled by John Myers, News-Tribune staff writer, in the Down to Earth column
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