Filed in archive by Reden Rodriguez on January 24, 2007

This article points to a study sponsored by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology says that the US could generate large electric capacity by tapping into heat locked below the Earth's surface. According to MIT's Jefferson Tester, the US resource could be tapped to provide economically sound energy alternatives.

But there should be more beneath the surface, right? This development has to be pursued. More geothermal news in the coming days. In the meantime, read the full article here.

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