Small town fears quakes from geothermal energy project Source: The Sacramento Bee
ANDERSON SPRINGS – Residents in this tiny Lake County community have complained for years about the earthquakes touched off by the geothermal energy projects that tap the vast reservoir of steam in the mountains behind their homes.
New bank renovation uses 'green' techSource: Alexandria Recorder
A truck mounted tower rig has been on-site drilling eight wells, each 150 feet deep, for the pipes for the new geothermal system.
How does geothermal energy work? Use the Earth to cool your homeSource: St. Petersburg Times > Local News
How does geothermal energy work? Geothermal energy for homes is a cool hot idea. Geothermal energy, specifically geothermal heating and cooling, takes advantage of the perfect temperature under the ground to transfer the savings above the ground.

In 1991, a quiet but effective revolution began in Germany. It consisted of 5 paragraphs and didn't even provide any future promises (or funding), but it gave something to the average citizen that he didn't have before...commercial access to the grid.
Geothermal energy coming to University of Wisconsin-Madison Source: madison.com
Drilling began last week for a geothermal heating and cooling system for the future Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery — the first research facility at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to use the economical energy source.
Africa's Rift Valley: Geothermal Gold MineSource: Discovery.com
Dec. 9, 2008 -- Pilot drilling using new technology has revealed awesome potential for geothermal power in East Africa's Great Rift Valley, the U.N. talks on climate change heard here on Tuesday.
Hawaii goes electric (clean and quiet)Source: Guardian Unlimited
In a mirror of the Californian plans, the electric transportation company Better Place will aim to build a network of kerbside charging points across Hawaii and create the equivalent of filling stations, where electric car owners will be able to replace their flat batteries for f …

(November 2008)
The U.S. Department of Energy predicts that the average residential electricity bill will increase 5% this year – and that it will escalate by another 10% in 2009.
Op-Ed Contributor - The Climate for Change - NYTimes.comSource: The New York Times
By AL GOREPublished: November 9, 2008The inspiring and transformative choice by the American people to elect Barack Obama as our 44th president lays the foundation for another fateful choice that he — and we — must make this January to begin an emergency rescue of human civil …
Nuclear cost increases warrant sober second thoughtsSource: Clean Break
In this market, other forms of emission-free power generation should be given equal treatment. Why should the nuke builders get such massive loan guarantees while a wind, solar or geothermal developer trying to raise debt capital in a difficult market doesn't?
Renewable Energy for Homes Doesn't Come CheapSource: FOXNews.com
As utility costs mount ever higher, Americans now have real options to take home energy matters into their own hands with "green" systems that can pay for themselves in as little as a few years.
YouTube - WaterFurnace Geothermal Heating & CoolingSource: YouTube
With skyrocketing fossil fuel prices, geothermal heating & cooling is growing at an incredible speed. Bud and Velma Hay share their experience with a geothermal heat pump installation. Also included is a tour of a geothermal manufacturing plant in Indiana.
Google Investing Over $10 Million in Geothermal EnergySource: cleantechnica.com
Geothermal energy has finally hit the big time. Google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google, announced today that it is investing $10.25 million in an energy technology called Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS).
Geos: The First Fossil Fuel Free Community in The USA!Source: inhabitat.com
The United States' first net-zero community is coming soon to Arvada Colorado! Dubbed Geos, the development will employ a sterling roster of alternative energy strategies to cut its consumption fossil fuels and become completely self-sustainable.
Volcanoes To Be Harnessed For Power Source: technovelgy.com
Alaskan volcanoes will be harnessed to power thousands of homes. State officials are set to auction off the exploration rights for Mount Spurr, a 3.4 kilometer-tall stratovolcano in the Aleutian Volcanic Arc of Alaska.
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