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Geothermal Energy
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Geothermal energy makes use of the energy already present within the earth. This clean, renewable energy is growing in its technology and popularity. Readers will learn how it is harnessed, how it compares to other forms of energy, and how they may get involved in this exciting growing field some day. Get ready for an Energy Revolution!
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M.M. Eboch
M.M. Eboch is a pen name for Chris Eboch, a prolific middle grade author who has contributed to the Childhood of Famous Americans series and wrote the Haunted series.
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Geothermal Energy - M.M. Eboch
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COVER
TITLE PAGE
CHAPTER 1:ENERGY UNDERGROUND
CHAPTER 2:HOW POWER PLANTS WORK
CHAPTER 3:GEOTHERMAL PROS AND CONS
CHAPTER 4:WHO USES GEOTHERMAL POWER?
CHAPTER 5:LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
GLOSSARY
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CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS
INDEX
COPYRIGHT
BACK COVER
CHAPTER 1
ENERGY UNDERGROUND
Where does the electricity and heat in your home come from? Most of the energy people use now comes from fossil fuels. We burn gas, coal, and oil. But these forms of energy cause pollution, and they will eventually run out. What if you could heat your home with water from the ground instead? People do this in Klamath Falls, Oregon. The town uses wells that tap into underground water. This water is naturally hot. Hot water is piped under some roads and sidewalks. Its heat energy melts snow.
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