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The document summarizes a presentation about a new engine technology called the Gun Engine that could significantly improve fuel efficiency in automobiles. The Gun Engine uses water and air in its combustion process instead of gasoline and air, expelling only steam from the tailpipe. This allows it to achieve up to 220 miles per gallon of fuel. Compared to standard engines, the Gun Engine is smaller, lighter, and does not require a cooling system or transmission. It was invented by Canadian engineer Kazimierz Holubwicz. If mass produced, the Gun Engine could dramatically reduce vehicle emissions and fuel consumption on a global scale.
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- 5. Vehicles today emit more carbon dioxide into the air than ever before! Direct exposure to this type of exhaust could be poisonous or deadly! Paved parking lots create rainwater runoffs that pollute our lakes and rivers. Can you imagine the oil, antifreeze, and other chemicals from our vehicles that drips down onto the ground? All of this gets washed away with the rain!
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