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UNLV Gets Federal Grant For Hydrogen Fuel Station (KLAS)
Las Vegas will soon be home to a new hydrogen fuel station for fuel cell vehicles. A station will open at the Las Vegas Valley Water District's main campus in October. It's part of a joint venture with the UNLV research foundation.

Sweet-toothed bacteria confect hydrogen (E4: Engineering)
Research funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has shown bacteria that can metabolise confectionery could be a valuable source of clean hydrogen energy in the future.

Hydrogen boat to cut marine pollution (Environmental Data Interactive Exchange)
A hydrogen-powered boat that aims to become the world's first mass produced H-vessel could be the answer to air pollution from the marine transport sector.

Hydrogen Fuel Balls from a Gas Pump? (Slashdot)
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Los Alamos National Laboratory and Japanese Scientists Team Up for Hydrogen Project (Fuel Cell Today)
Scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory and Japan have formalized a working relationship to share information on hydrogen technologies, which could someday reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels to power cars.