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My Sustainable Hydrogen Community Concept Is In The News!
Yesterday, I introduced an idea to build an intentional, sustainable community at the Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce meeting and I received a great response! And some applause! The Santa Cruz Sentinel was there and mentioned my idea in their article about the…
Creative Ways Kids Can Get Involved in Stopping CO2 Production
Back in 1998, my oldest daughter Nicole and Merit classmate Joanne were the first students in the world to build a hydrogen fuel cell. They went on tour across the United States to demonstrate how fuel cells work by making ice cream with…
Meeting with the American Hydrogen Association in Silicon Valley
Checking out the Hysolgenics Fuel Cell at an American Hydrogen Association’s Silicon Valley chapter meeting. Discussed the latest discoveries in renewable energy and unveiled their latest product.
UCSC’s Stinky Lab
Kids 4 Hydrogen met with Dr. Li and his researchers at his “Stinky Lab” at UCSC. They are studying how sewage can be used to produce hydrogen. At this time, they are working on a small-scale but hope to use…
Nevin leads team at K4H Meeting
Our K4H team is researching available, efficient, and cost-effective ways to produce hydrogen and to convert internal combustion engines to gaseous hydrogen. Nevin introduced Dr. Roger Billings’ book “Hydrogen World View” and Dr. Addison Bain’s book “Hindenburg: Exploring the Truth,”…
Mercedes presents “Well to Wheels” at Merit Academy
Eleven Kids 4 Hydrogen members gathered at Merit Academy for a fascinating presentation and discussion about “Well to Wheels” costs for energy. This presentation by Tim McGuire and Lora Renz offered excellent graphs and information to help the team better…
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