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I think it's really just being conscious and as aware as possible of what our options are,

and then trying to take these little steps on a daily basis or in the context of a vehicle,

whenever the choices are presented, just to try to do the right thing and try to, you know, make a positive contribution.

What exactly is hydrogen fuel? And what is its potential in helping to green our transportation sector?

What are the environmental impacts of electric vehicles compared to hydrogen fuel cell cars.

That's just the tip of the iceberg of what you'll hear today.

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and more. I'm excited to share more about them with you later, but for now to our conversation

with Brian Goldstein, the executive director of Energy Independence Now, which is the only

non-profit on a mission to support the transition to a cleaner transportation system through hydrogen fuel.

Green Dreamer, if you're ready, take a deep breath and let's dive in.

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