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Joe Rosenheim
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Author, Bay City News
San Francisco
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By Joe Rosenheim Verified| Stocktonia News Service@ A number of scientists and academics are sounding the alarm about California’s plans to implement passenger rail trains that are powered by hydrogen — an ostensibly green technology that would replace old school diesel on certain railways but which critics say is still dirty, expensive and risky compared with the other ecological alternative: wire-based electrification. Such opposition is noteworthy, in part, because hydrogen is often thought of as a potential savior on the climate change front.
By Joe Rosenheim Verified| Local News Matters@ A NUMBER OF scientists and academics are sounding the alarm about California’s plans to implement passenger rail trains that are powered by hydrogen — an ostensibly green technology that would replace old school diesel on certain railways but which critics say is still dirty, expensive and risky compared with the other ecological alternative, wire-based electrification. Such opposition is noteworthy, in part, because hydrogen is often thought of as a potential savior on the climate change front.
By Joe Rosenheim Verified| Stocktonia News Service@ A number of scientists and academics are sounding the alarm about California’s plans to implement passenger rail trains that are powered by hydrogen — an ostensibly green technology that would replace old school diesel on certain railways but which critics say is still dirty, expensive and risky compared with the other ecological alternative: wire-based electrification. Such opposition is noteworthy, in part, because hydrogen is often thought of as a potential savior on the climate change front.
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Bay City News
Bay City News (BCN) is a regional news service and nonprofit foundation dedicated to serving the San Francisco Bay Area. Established in 1979 and acquired in 2018 by Katherine Ann Rowlands, BCN operates with a mission to fill gaps in local journalism through public service reporting and collaborative efforts. The organization employs 50 reporters and editors and has eight bureaus across the nine-county Bay Area. BCN provides a local wire service that delivers real-time news reports to various clients, including media outlets, government agencies, and law firms. It focuses on breaking news, court cases, and significant regional issues such as housing and environmental policy. Through the Bay City News Foundation, it produces community-focused stories and engages in equity reporting. The organization also runs a paid internship program to train emerging journalists and emphasizes mobile access and data-driven storytelling to enhance community engagement.
Berkeley, California, United States
+1 510-251-8100
Founded: 1979