THE WORLD HAS SOME SERIOUS PROBLEMS. WE CAN FIX THEM.
We have polluted the earth with garbage and fossil-fuel emissions. Standard H2 offers environmentally sound solutions to reduce the damage while creating clean, efficient hydrogen.
TOO MUCH WASTE
You may already know bacteria produce methane when they decompose trash. However, were you aware that more than 14% of America's human-related methane emissions come directly from municipal solid waste?
When Standard H2 produces hydrogen from waste, we don't produce any greenhouse gases. Our patented techniques reduce greenhouse gases by eliminating excessive waste.
OCEAN GYRES
Ocean gyres are large systems of circulating currents. For years, massive ocean gyres in the Indian, North and South Atlantic, and North and South Pacific oceans have captured trash and debris worldwide.
While nations point fingers, Standard H2 is stepping forward with practical measures to address the situation. We have perfected the science of turning plastics, woods, and papers into sustainable, clean, and valuable hydrogen.
Not only are we cleaning up the environment, but we are also producing a reliable energy source at the same time that will make it possible.
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