
The Italians named it Devil's Valley because of the steam pouring straight out of…
Beneath Italy's steam vents lies a geothermal powerhouse so vast it could revolutionize how Europe generates clean energy—if engineers can safely tap into it.
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Brendan Brown is a co-founder of Brown Brothers Media and one of Space Daily's three Co-Publishers. He founded The Expert Editor in 2012 and co-founded Global English Editing in 2014, working professionally as an editor before moving into publishing.

Beneath Italy's steam vents lies a geothermal powerhouse so vast it could revolutionize how Europe generates clean energy—if engineers can safely tap into it.
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