ForeverGreen Enterprises Inc., a company headquartered in New Jersey, will be setting up a plant in Indiana that disposes of hazardous waste such as old paint and inks and produces hydrogen in the process. The company will charge a fee for the disposal and sell the hydrogen. The plant could solve two problems at once, environmental waste disposal and hydrogen production. The company is not well known and this will be their first plant, though if it actually works, it will most likely be the first of many.
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Can this actually work? If it does, they are definitely on to something. We'll follow this company for updates and report back.
