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  • Inhabitat & Chicken Feathers May Fuel Hydrogen Cars in the Future

    From the page: "Chickens may start losing sleep over more than Americans†love of McNuggets. Chicken consumption in the US creates over six billion pounds of feathers each year. Previously discarded as waste, researchers at the University of Delaware are developing an innovative way to put... more

    Reviewed by thetechguru2006 Jun 29, 01:38pm ( 12 reviews ) inhabitat.com

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  • Rated by thetechguru2006 on Jun 29, 1:38pm

    From the page: "Chickens may start losing sleep over more than Americans†love of McNuggets. Chicken consumption in the US creates over six billion pounds of feathers each year. Previously discarded as waste, researchers at the University of Delaware are developing an innovative way to put all that wasted plumage to use â€" as fuel to power hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. If this technology was implemented in a fuel cell vehicle, it would cost about $200, as opposed to using carbon nanotube tanks (which cost about $5.5 million) or metal hydrides (which cost about $30,000)."
  • Rated by individualathome on Jun 29, 1:43am

    Relax... "While the development is certainly exciting, don't expect to see cheap, hydrogen-powered vehicles rolling down the block anytime soon."
  • Rated by VengeanceNow on Jun 26, 9:42am

    Chicken Feathers May Fuel Hydrogen Cars in the Future
  • Rated by lekahe on Jun 26, 4:17am

    Chickens may start losing sleep over more than Americans' love of McNuggets. Chicken consumption in the US creates over six billion pounds of feathers each year. Previously discarded as waste, researchers at the University of Delaware are developing an innovative way to put all that wasted plumage to use -- as fuel to power hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
  • Rated by AmyVernon on Jun 25, 8:34pm

    From the page: "Chickens may start losing sleep over more than Americans' love of McNuggets. Chicken consumption in the US creates over six billion pounds of feathers each year"
  • Rated by 84productions on Jun 25, 8:02pm

    Inhabitat & Chicken Feathers May Fuel Hydrogen Cars in the Future
  • Rated by cryslm on Jun 25, 4:38pm

    Is this the reason the chicken crossed the road? cluck cluck! LOL regardless, anything that helps with reducing emissions....
  • Rated by TheTokerJoker on Jun 25, 3:01pm

    chicken feather car, gotta have goals
  • Rated by Lotus1150 on Jun 25, 1:12pm

    From the page: Inhabitat June 25, 2009 Chicken Feathers May Fuel Hydrogen Cars in the Future by Sarah Parsons
  • Rated by fastfastlane on Jun 25, 12:55pm

    "Chicken consumption in the US creates over six billion pounds of feathers each year. Previously discarded as waste, researchers at the University of Delaware are developing an innovative way to put all that wasted plumage to use -- as fuel to power hydrogen fuel cell vehicles."