Futures+Resources


 * Teaching Resources[[image:http://www.agea.org.au/templates/images/homepage_img1.gif width="274" height="220" align="right" caption="AGEA-Geothermal Energy" link="@http://www.agea.org.au/templates/images/homepage_img2.gif"]]**

Geothermal Energy Project @http://www.ga.gov.au/minerals/research/national/geothermal/index.jsp
 * Australian Government: Geoscience Australia**

Australian Government: Geoscience Australia @http://www.ga.gov.au/education/classroom-resources/index.jsp
 * Education: Classroom Resources**

Australian Geothermal Energy Association Inc @http://www.agea.org.au/
 * Geothermal Energy**

GEOTHERMAL AND RELATED TERMS @http://www.geothermal.marin.org/
 * Geothermal Education Office**

PIRSA Geothermal Energy Geothermal energy is the natural heat found within the earth — around the globe, temperature increases with depth, typically by 10–50ºC/km. The bulk of this heat is generated from the radioactive decay of naturally occurring potassium, thorium and uranium isotopes. Localised heat sources occur in active volcanic regions where geysers and hot springs are utilised for hydrothermal energy in over 45 countries, including Japan and New Zealand.
 * Government of South Australia: Primary Industries and Resources SA** @http://www.pir.sa.gov.au/geothermal

Edited by Constance Chen