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Texas Geothermal Potential
February 9, 2012 | University of Texas at Austin

“For decades, however, scientists have wondered if the less volatile subsurface in areas such as Texas could provide economically viable locations for geothermal power.” Quoted from the University of Texas at Austin press release.


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