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A heated debate Iceland has long been famous for its spectacular volcanism, but recent developments in the country’s geothermal power industry have generated a new mid-Atlantic rift. Daniel Allen reports p h o t o g r a p h s b y D a n i e l a l l e n 42 | October 2014

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A heated debate

Iceland has long been famous for its spectacular volcanism, but recent developments in the country’s geothermal power industry have generated a new mid-Atlantic rift.

Daniel Allen reports p h o t o g r a p h s b y D a n i e l a l l e n

42 | October 2014

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