Green EnergyEnergy that fits in with the ecosystem

Should all the potential geothermal power generation sites in the world be used for clean energy?

Is this a good way to increase the percentage of the worlds energy generation that is clean green and renewable? Would it be a good step in moving towards a world where all energy generation is clean green and renewable?

Yes, it is a definite step in the right direction.

Time magazine just reported that Icelandic engineers have moved to China to set up a series of Geothermal plants. If you have the geothermal resources, I believe a country should be encouraged to use them. They produce no CO2, as well as providing energy for heating and electricity.

I believe in the next 10 years you will head a lot more about this technology replacing coal plants in available countries.

All good stuff.

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