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Is West Virginia a Geothermal Hot Spot?

October 6, 2010 | Return to Article

IMAGE: Subsurface temperatures at 7.5 kilometers in West Virginia.

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Credit:	Southern Methodist Univeristy
Description:	Subsurface temperatures at 7.5 kilometers in West Virginia.

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