Sewage Sludge a new way to fuel your car?

A few Japanese companies are developing a way to turn  sewage sludge into reusable energy, by turning the sludge into hydrogen for use in fuel cells. Getting hydrogen from sewage is cheaper and cleaner than getting it the normal way. It can cut carbon emissions by 75% The process involves drying the sludge, the methane that is generated this way is then re heated to cook out the hydrogen gasses.
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Texas super sizes speed limit on new stretch of road

This November Texas is planning on opening a stretch of toll road that will have an 85 m.p.h. speed limit. This limit will be the highest in the U.S. Currently Texas has speed limits reaching 80 m.p.h. The new stretch of road will span between San Antonio and Austin reaching about 41 miles. This stretch of road will be an attempt to alleviate traffic on Interstate 35. A toll price on the road has not been set.
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Can you think of a reason to buy a Mitsubishi?

While heading out to dinner with my girlfriend last weekend we got behind a Mitsubishi SUV, I asked her “wow, does anyone buy those cars anymore?” she said back to me “I barely see any of them on the road.” So I said to myself wow does anyone care for these cars anyways? She was right I rarely see them on the road anymore. A few years ago I remember seeing a lot of Eclipse’s on the road but even they are phasing out. Thinking about this lead me to this question…
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