Geothermal energy fuels Colorado greenhouses that grow food through winter

Geothermal energy fuels Colorado greenhouses that grow food through winter

In Pagosa Springs, Colorado, a nonprofit is using underground heat from a natural hot spring to operate greenhouses that grow produce year-round, even in freezing temperatures.Samuel Gilbert reports for The Washington Post.In short:The Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership in Colorado uses naturally hot water from a town-owned well to heat greenhouses, supporting local food production despite harsh winters.Geothermal greenhouses, unlike conventional…