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Energy at Work: Geothermal Power by Josepha Sherman β€” book cover

Energy at Work: Geothermal Power

by Josepha Sherman, Roland N. Horne
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Overview

In the United States, 3.5 million homes use electricity generated by water heated deep below the Earth's surface. In recent years, geothermal power has become one of our most important renewable energy resources. Learn how people used geothermal water in the past, how hot water produces electricity today, and how scientists hope to use this renewable resource more in the future.

Introduces the history, uses, production, advantages and disadvantages, and future of geothermal energy as a power resource.

Synopsis

In the United States, 3.5 million homes use electricity generated by water heated deep below the Earth's surface. In recent years, geothermal power has become one of our most important renewable energy resources. Learn how people used geothermal water in the past, how hot water produces electricity today, and how scientists hope to use this renewable resource more in the future.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 2004
Publisher
Coughlan Publishing
Pages
32
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780736824712

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