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Interview – Singapore, Asia’s newest emerging geothermal market

ThinkGeoEnergy

FEBRUARY 5, 2024

Multiple investigations were conducted at the Sembawang hot spring between 1963 and the early 2000s, including activities such as shallow well drilling, pumping, and water chemical analysis (Zhao, Chen, and Cai, 2002). However, they noticed that there was wet soil with faint traces of steam around the boarded area. and Cai, J.G.

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The Northeast’s hemlock trees face extinction. A tiny fly could save them.

Grist

AUGUST 4, 2021

It’s quiet, dark, and cool, even on a summer day. In the spring, as the sun beams down and melts snow and ice elsewhere, hemlock preserve circles of snow at their trunks, which leech slowly into nearby streams and creeks and keeps them cool. times more soil carbon than black birches of the same age. Grist / Zoya Teirstein.

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Interview – Singapore, Asia’s newest emerging geothermal market

The Northeast’s hemlock trees face extinction. A tiny fly could save them.

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