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Hybrid Cars  Hybrid Cars
Celebrity owners have made them famous, and drivers' concerns about skyrocketing gas prices and the protecting nature have made them a popular new choice. Sales in the U.S. of hybrid cars such as Toyota's Prius, seen here, doubled in January 2006 compared to the year before, with nearly 16,000 cars sold. Hybrids get their power from small gasoline engines combined with electric motors and rechargeable batteries. Their compact engines deliver excellent gas mileage and cause much less pollution than those in conventional cars. Experts estimate that driving a hybrid for 100,000 miles would barely fill a teacup with pollutants.

Fuel Cell Cars  Fuel Cell Cars
Imagine a car that only had one waste product: water. That is the special promise of fuel cell cars, which have not yet arrived in the commercial marketplace. If it sounds too good to be true, that's because it might be. Fuel cell cars produce electricity by chemically breaking down hydrogen fuel. When pure hydrogen is used, the only by-product is water, but pollution is produced in creating the fuel itself. Also, because hydrogen is a flammable gas, safety is an issue. Fuel distribution stations, such as this proposed northern California hydrogen pump, and storage solutions are under development but still rife with kinks. It could be two or more decades before fuel cell cars are widely available and adopted by drivers.

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