article_snippet.sent: US scientists have found a way to use discarded corn husks and stalks to make cheap hydrogen fuel that doesn't pollute the environment like fossil fuels.
article_snippet.sent: US scientists have found a way to use discarded corn husks and stalks to make cheap hydrogen fuel that doesn't pollute the environment like fossil fuels and fossil fuels could accelerate the take up of biogas for cars .
article_snippet.sent: Now, researchers at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University have shown that researchers at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University’s possible to convert 100 per cent of the sugar in corn stalks and husks – a by-product of farming – into hydrogen gas, which can be used to power vehicles.
article_snippet.sent: Other hydrogen fuel production methods rely on highly processed sugars, but the Virginia Tech team used corn husks and stalks, which are known as dirty biomass, to cut costs and make the fuel easier to produce locally.
article_snippet.sent: Other hydrogen fuel production methods rely on highly processed sugars, but the Virginia Tech team used corn husks and stalks, (a stock image of the whole plantis shown) which are known as dirty biomass, to cut costs and make the fuel easier to produce locally .
highlights_snippet.sent: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University researchers found a way to use discarded corn husks and stalks to make cheap hydrogen fuel .
  Used efficient method to convert 100% of plant sugars into 'green' fuel .
  