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World’s first 752°F geothermal well unlocked under Oregon forest

Deep under a quiet Oregon forest, engineers have tapped a pocket of rock so hot it reaches roughly 752 degrees Fahrenheit, ...
Science Daily

Giant hidden heat blob slowly travels beneath the U. S.

An immense pocket of hot rock deep beneath the Appalachians may be a wandering relic of the breakup between Greenland and North America 80 million years ago. Researchers suggest this slow-moving ...
Interesting Engineering

Canadian village turns abandoned coal mines into cheap geothermal heat source

Canada's village of Cumberland has began using abandoned coal mines to supply clean geothermal heating and cooling for homes ...
The Cool Down

Experts stunned after making unusual discovery in vast labyrinth of abandoned mine shaft: 'It's really powerful to look at all of this'

A small village in British Columbia plans to heat and cool its buildings using water from abandoned coal shafts beneath the ...
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World’s First 752°F Geothermal Well Reached 2 Miles Into Active Volcano Beneath Oregon Forest

Far below the forests of central Oregon, a powerful new kind of clean energy is being developed. At the Newberry Volcano, a ...

New Microwave Technique Could Turn CO2 Into Fuel Far More Efficiently

A new method uses microwaves to lower the energy required for certain industrial processes. Some industrial chemical ...