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KQED Science Video Podcast - Induced Seismicity: Man-Made Earthquakes

Induced Seismicity: Man-Made Earthquakes

09/21/11 • 10 min

KQED Science Video Podcast
In California, more renewable energy comes from geothermal energy than solar and wind, combined. Today, a new technology known as Enhanced Geothermal Systems has the potential to extract even more heat and consequently energy to power steam turbines, but it's not without challenges.
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In California, more renewable energy comes from geothermal energy than solar and wind, combined. Today, a new technology known as Enhanced Geothermal Systems has the potential to extract even more heat and consequently energy to power steam turbines, but it's not without challenges.

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