U.S. warms to the Earth's 'untapped potential'
The federal government has been sending teams to the geysers and lava fields of Iceland in recent weeks to search for ways to reduce U.S. dependence on coal and oil.
Their answer might lie deep under Iceland's black rocks, where hot water percolates from the heat of the earth's internal movements -- and provides 72 percent of the island nation's energy.
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