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["Gregory S. Hopper" <ghopper AT netanium.com>]

Coincidentally, there's a four-page "special advertising section" in  
today's Wall Street Journal about geothermal energy (paid for by  
Glitner, an bank in Iceland) that is interesting.  They also have a  
document available on their website called the US Geothermal Market  
Report. Here's the link:

http://www.glitnir.is/English/Business/Energy/usreport/?id=usad5

Geothermal has intrigued me for quite some time.  I think it meets  
Michael's requirements ("cheap, powerful, and plentiful").  Anyone  
know any more about it?  Particularly as relates to residential  
dwelling (vs. commercial generation).

Greg


On Sep 5, 2007, at 10:57 AM, Michael Czeiszperger wrote:

Upon reflection, though, it seems to me if society wants to "meet the
challenge of global climate changes", then I respectfully submit the
idea that doing something is more likely to affect change than
meditation.  I'm thinking along the lines of inventing a cheap,
powerful, and plentiful energy source,