Hydrogen energy backed

"If Russ Voorhees has his way, the hydrogen revolution will have started at the East Valley Institute of Technology. The retired Phoenix patent attorney has been talking up the lighter-than-air energy source for years, and finally made some headway in the Valley on his goal to convert the United States to a cheaper, cleaner fuel by striking a deal with Mesa and EVIT, the technical education center that serves students from 10 school districts in the East Valley. Voorhees provides the financial backing, and EVIT students offer the brain and the brawn to pull the ambitious project off. It got started with three used Crown Victoria's from Mesa." Source: azcentral.com