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Geo-thermal means heat energy from under the ground, usually brought up in the form of boiling water or steam. It is then uses to generate electricity.

Tidal energy means catching the power of moving water between high and low tides and using that movement to produce electricity.

The are both clean and green forms of energy and give off no carbon dioxide or other harmful byproducts.

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