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''this is the first significant funding at the national level since president bush's stated goal of supporting establishment of a hydrogen economy (ConocoPhillips).

but that all changed when president bush announced in his 2003 state of the union his administration's commitment to fund hydrogen fuel cell research at the level of $1 (CFACT).

they both talk about hydrogen as a fuel source and fuel cells, a technology for moving our cars and buses that president bush has talked about and that john kerry has made part of his campaign as well (Public Broadcasting Service).

a bill by the way that calls for a mere 15 percent increase in funding for research into alternative energy -- as opposed to john kerry's plan to double spending on alternative energy research (League of Conservation Voters).

the texas rps, passed in 1999 under governor george w. bush, has been so successful that utility companies have surpassed the percentages of renewable energy required by them (Friends of The Earth).

president george w. bush's hydrogen fuel initiative - white house policies in focus (US News).

but that all changed when president bush announced in his 2003 state of the union his administration's commitment to fund hydrogen fuel cell research at the level of $1 (CFACT).

under president bush's hydrogen fuel initiative, the department of energy plans to distribute $1 (Rainforest Action Network).

the $3 million project the cost equally shared by dte energy and the doe is part of president george w. bushs hydrogen fuel initiative that will invest $1 (Dte Energy Company).

the bill, which president bush signed into law on october 22, 2004, includes only a one-year ptc extension and expands the eligible electricity resources to include geothermal energy, solar energy, open-loop biomass, small irrigation power, as well as municipal solid waste (Union of Concerned Scientists).

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