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The Canadian Hydrogen Association is selling two recently published books. SMELLING LAND: The hydrogen defense against climate catastrophe by David Sanborn Scott explains how energy systems really work and discusses the phenomena that drive climate change. HYDROGEN: Facing the energy challenges of the 21st century by Dr. Tapan Bose and Pierre Malbrunot is aimed at a secondary school level and at non-scientific individuals wanting to know more about energy, the hydrogen solution, applications of hydrogen and hydrogen as an energy vector.

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