The urban geothermal boom reshaping how cities heat and cool

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The urban geothermal boom reshaping how cities heat and cool

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A new Brooklyn, N.Y. high-rise sits atop 320 geothermal boreholes. It’s a feat of waterfront engineering—and one blueprint for decarbonizing the North American skyline

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