TECHNOLOGY FOCUS - INORGANIC CHEMISTRY - Preferred Process: The method enables for producing hydrogen at the site of use at the rate required eliminating storage of gaseous hydrogen. The carbon dioxide emission from billowing source of carbon dioxide as industrial smoke stack and truck and construction vehicle exhaust pipe is reduced. The carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is reduced by capture with calcium hydroxide. The calcium metal is allowed to be an energy storage material using the energy produced at the purification site and releasing that energy in the form of hydrogen used in the engine or at the fuel cell location. Energy generation can be transported from creation site to a use site independent of any connection as electric wires, pipelines, through the movement of the pure calcium to the location or on board a vehicle where it generates pure hydrogen serving as fuel or energy. Preferred Component: Calcium, water, and the empty receptacle for calcium hydroxide are common dimension, common attachment vessels fitting all hydrogen powered vehicles and fixed base units allowing filling stations and delivery services to exchange refilled vessels for expended ones safely and efficiently. The sulfate in high sulfate content gas masses or dissolved in water is captured using by-product of carbon dioxide capture, calcium carbonate and precipitate, where the sulfate replaces the carbonate giving off calcium sulfate and carbon dioxide which is absorbed by plants in light, exchanging it for oxygen. The sulfite in high sulfite content gas masses, or dissolved in water is captured using by-product of hydrogen generation, calcium hydroxide and alkaline base, where the sulfite replaces the hydroxide radical producing water and calcium sulfite. The sulfur in high sulfur smoke or dissolved in water is captured using by-product of hydrogen generation, calcium hydroxide and alkaline base, where the sulfur replaces the hydroxide radical producing water and calcium sulfide.    TECHNOLOGY FOCUS - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - Preferred Process: Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is further reduced by substituting hydrogen for petroleum or organic based fuels having rather than the carbon dioxide as the exhaust material, it expels pure water, which is captured and used.