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Ready to rumble: Signs are that geothermal energy is on verge of becoming a hot renewable
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Ready to rumble: Signs are that geothermal energy is on verge of becoming a hot renewable

Government and private funding are flowing into what has been a neglected sector

Matthew Diebel
Sep 01, 2022
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The Sierra Nevada mountains rise above the geothermal springs at Hot Creek, near Mammoth Lakes, Calif. Photo: Joe Parks/flickr.

Sometimes it’s obvious. Like in Iceland, where steam rises out of the ground from geysers and hot springs and powers more than 65% of its electricity needs through geothermal generators.

And sometimes the whereabouts of undergrou…

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