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Weber State University President Brad Mortensen on How to Lead in Geothermal Energy
Published Jan 14, 2022, 10:13 PM
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When many people think of green energy, blue states often come to mind as the leaders in that field. However, Utah is no slouch in developing cleaner ways to power the planet. Weber State University President Brad Mortensen explains how they have become a force in developing geothermal energy. Guest Host: Marty Carpenter
