Halifax Examiner
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May 19, 2026
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The hunt is on for underground natural ‘white’ hydrogen in Nova Scotia, but big questions remain (Part 2)
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Article Excerpt
Even for the most modest quantities of hydrogen, you would have to pump out massive amounts of water, and there is no precedent for producing gas of any kind from venting systems, where it just rises to the surface. But there is a precedent for producing coal bed methane by pumping water, and that is not at all environmentally benign.
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