This book examines the potential of geothermal energy as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. By tapping into Earth's thermal secrets, we can generate power with a smaller carbon footprint, utilizing technologies from traditional steam plants to enhanced geothermal systems.
The book progresses from foundational principles of geothermal energy to characteristic case studies in places like Yellowstone, Iceland, and New Zealand. It concludes by evaluating the environmental and societal impacts of geothermal resource development.