GR Bulletin Returns
The Geothermal Rising Bulletin magazine is back! GR has relaunched the Bulletin magazine to visually showcase the impactful work of the geothermal industry.
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The first issue of the returning Bulletin is complete and physical copies will be sent out in the coming weeks to our U.S. resident members! A digital copy is available in the GR library for those who are outside the distribution range. You can access it here.
For those newer to the community, the Bulletin was a regular publication distributed to GR members that was halted as an in-print publication in 2018 and ceased altogether in 2020. We are excited to be bringing this membership perk back to you!
Some of the highlights of this issue are:
- A recap of the inaugural Geothermal Day on Capitol Hill. Hosted by Geothermal Rising and consortium of partner organizations, the event was a smashing success that brought together 130 people from over five dozen companies and organizations and involved 60 meetings with congressional offices from across the country.
- A look at Cornell University's Climate Action Plan and an update on the Cornell University Borehole Observatory (CUBO).
- An update on Geothermal Rising's partnership with The Discover Museum in creating a geothermal-themed museum exhibit that will be unveiled at the 2023 Geothermal Rising Conference (GRC).
- An introduction to Geothermal Rising's new executive director, Bryant Jones. Get to know Bryant and his vision for where the organization and industry are headed.
- Much, much more!
A big thank you to all of the volunteers who helped make this happen!