Finland unveils this 20-million-year energy mine: An infinite energy source, but the problem is its temperature

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1. To save you clicking on a short clickbait article, they mean geothermal 

   “The idea would be to install offshore geothermal plants equipped with a new 20-kilometre borehole developed by the MIT start-up.

   The project proposes to install a plant in the North Sea, where conditions are similar to those found in Finland but extend over an area of about 65,000 square kilometres. There are geological fissures and igneous rocks there that could generate energy for 20 million years by extracting just 0.1% of the existing heat, with cheaper facilities and a stable supply.”

2. Does this site have any headlines that doesn’t claim that “‘X’ has found infinite energy, but ‘Y'”

   At this point, I just assume that nothing from this source is worth reading.