We have a lot of cattle here in the United States. There's nothing like a delicious hamburger sizzling on the grill. Without milk, cereal would be dry crunchy boring bits.
We use nearly every part of the cow for something, and we think it's about time poop started pulling its own weight.
Using a simple refinement process, Toyota is able to start out with a pile of manure, and end up with pure compressed hydrogen to fuel a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle (FCV), like the Toyota Mirai.
Plans for the Mirai were debuted at CES last year, and we've been anticipating its American debut ever since.
Of course, here in Thorndale, PA, we're a bit far from the nearest hydrogen fueling station. CA is really taking the reins on this hydrogen thing for now.
For those who are committed to a greener future, don't despair. At Del Toyota Inc, our inventory is filled with efficient vehicles like the reigning champion of hybrids, the Toyota Prius.
