There’s enough geothermal energy below ground to power the entire country. Some are trying to tap it — by using techniques from the fracking boom.::The United States has enough geothermal energy to power the entire country. Some are trying to unlock it by using techniques from the fracking boom.
Geothermal is a really excellent power source. Would be better if we had the new version though that let you place pipes diagonally, instead of having them snap to the grid.
Do we really have to link to paywalled sites?
It’s a bot that just harvests posts from reddit and reposts them here after the reddit post has reached a pre-set popularity threshold.
Ideally, the bot would automatically generate an archive link to the content so that there’s no paywall to read the article.
Here’s an archive link to the current article in this post:
In my experience this site works on 10% of the paywalls I encountered. It’s better than nothing still but not really a solution.
Firefox with ublock and bypass works on some sites, not the WSJ or ft though
@autotldr@lemmings.world in my dm pls?
I’m all for geothermal energy, but come on, geothermal energy is related to the mantal being close to the surface or fault line activity… And people want to do a fracking like thing? Am I the only one that sees the problem?
I’ve read the Broken Earth trilogy by N.K. Jemisin. First you start out getting geothermal power, and the next thing you know we’ve yeeted the moon and the planet is trying to kill us. Just you wait.
(But seriously read that trilogy if you haven’t and you like SciFi/Fantasty, it’s fantastic. First book is The Fifth Season.)
It’s all fun and games until you end up stuck on an ancient spaceship billions of lightyears from home because you accidentally blew up the planet.
We already know the effects of fracking.
Do we really want to start fucking with more resources further down? Lol
No, but at least these would be permanent wells, rather ones that can run out of gas.
