Geothermal Ecology

The process of extracting geothermal fluids (which include gases, steam and water) for power generation typically removes heat from natural reservoirs at over 10 times their rate of replenishment. read more at

http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/geothermal-energy/5

Geothermal Biodiversity in Geothermal Fields of Kamchatka peninsula. Terrestrial hot springs in Kamchatka with different temperatures (55-90 C) ans acidity (pH 2.0-8.5) were screened for the presence of thermophilic microorganisms responsible for different anaerobic lithotrophic processes: methanogenesis, acetogenesis, sulfur reduction, anaerobic oxidation of CO, reduction...read more at

http://www.inmi.ru/documents/Bonch-Os regmol_99.pdf 

Лаборатория геологии геотермальных полей Института вулканологии и сейсмологии ДВО РАН read more at  http://www.kscnet.ru/ivs/lggp/index.html

The Geothermal Eco System. Indeed, there are some specialized microbes that thrive in these hot waters. These microbes are first and foremost affected by these thermal features. These hot environments are necessary for them to live and reproduce...read more at http://www.greenibis.com/edu/geo/frames/ecosystem.html

http://g-to-g.com/index.php?version=eng&module=3&page=3

Direct or non-electric utilization of geothermal energy is the immediate use of the heat energy rather than to its conversion to electrical energy. Some of the primary form of direct use include swimming, bathing and balneology (therapeutic use), agriculture (mainly greenhouse heating and some animal husbandry),aquaculture (mainly fish pond and raceway heating), industrial processes, etc. http://www.digtheheat.com/geothermal/geothermal_agriculture.html

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/geothermal/directuse.html
http://www.digtheheat.com/geothermal/geothermal_aquaculture.html

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