The Climate Cult promotes the myth of hydrogen gas as the salvation of the planet from catastrophic global boiling. The billionaire climate rent-seekers tell us that hydrogen power is the answer because the only emissions it puts out are water vapour. Hydrogen fuel cells are cited as an example.
In the following, I present a physicist’s examination of hydrogen gas in the context of the cult’s claims.
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