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Scientists make significant breakthrough utilizing unlimited power source found deep in Earth: Has the potential to replace fossil fuels

Scientists have made a significant breakthrough in tapping into an abundant, largely untapped energy source using powerful microwave-emitting drills.

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Fervo Completes Geothermal Energy Testing

Fervo Completes Geothermal Energy Testing
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Can Boston s Clean and Green Energy Innovators Save the World?

The city s brightest minds have a daring plan to create new forms of energy with the potential to save the planet from climate disaster.

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How Drilling the World s Deepest Holes Could Fight Climate Change

Getting close to Earth’s sun-hot core is key to scaling geothermal energy plants. But it’s harder than it looks to dig miles into the ground. 

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How Super-Hot Rocks Miles Under the Earth s Surface Could Help Combat Climate Change

Superhot rock geothermal energy can be generated from dry rock that’s at least 752 degrees Fahrenheit, which lies at depths between two and 12 miles.

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