Some Experts Look to Hydrogen to Help Fight Climate Change

Scientists are hoping that the simplest element in the universe — hydrogen — can be the solution to slowing down climate change. However, it does not come without cost. The process of making hydrogen could potentially add more CO2.

May 27, 2022

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