geothermal resources

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Geothermal energy

Explores the history and future of geothermal energy, and highlights how it's harvested. Includes text-related questions, a glossary, resources for further information, and color photographs.

Energy from Earth's core

geothermal energy
Describes geothermal energy, its uses, and its benefits and drawbacks. Includes an activity, color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.

Geothermal power

Follows one girl's journey to uncover facts about geothermal energy. Examines the history of geothermal power, its benefits, and its drawbacks. Includes activities, a glossary, and further resources.

The boiling river

adventure and discovery in the Amazon
Explores the story of how geothermal scientist Andr?s Ruzo found the no-longer mythical "boiling river" in the Amazon Rainforest, a place in a river where the waters are so hot that locals are said to brew tea in them. Discusses the political and environmental aspects of protecting this geothermal phenomenon.

Energy from Earth's core

geothermal energy
2016
"[Describes] the different forms of geothermal energy, how people are harnessing and using this rich supply, and how it could be an important part of our energy future."--Provided by publisher.

Energy from atoms

nuclear power
2013
Discusses splitting atoms, understanding radiation, nuclear waste and more.

Energy from inside our planet

geothermal power
2013
Explores geothermal energy and the uses for it.

The hottest places on Earth

2010
Simple text, photographs, and maps describe places around the world that are extremely hot, including Bangkok, Thailand; Dallol, Ethiopia; Marble Bar, Australia; Furnace Creek Ranch, California; Al Aziziyah, Libya; hydrothermal vents; and the Earth's core.

Geothermal energy

using Earth's furnace
2008
Introduces students to geothermal energy, explaining how it is created, why it is a better alternative than fossil fuels, how it can be harnessed, and what the potential benefits are.

Geothermal and solar energy

2007
Shaun and the Cool Fuel crew travel from San Francisco to Oregon in a vehicle powered by geothermal energy, and Shaun and his dog, Sparky, rely on solar power as they follow the sun through Arizona.

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