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Explore how Geothermal Energy Networks (GENs) emerged from grassroots maternal activism in this 13-minute lecture from MIT's geothermal energy course. Learn from Kelsey Wirth as she reflects on the intersection of people power and political power in addressing climate change, examining how concerned mothers organized to protect their children's future and ultimately catalyzed the development of innovative thermal energy solutions. Discover the strategic approaches for leveraging collective power to drive meaningful climate action and understand the community-driven origins of transformative energy infrastructure. Gain insights into how environmental advocacy can evolve from parental concern into systemic technological and policy change, illustrating the vital role of grassroots organizing in advancing sustainable energy solutions.
