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Turning heat into vegetables: the geothermal gardens of Pagosa Springs

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Turning heat into vegetables: the geothermal gardens of Pagosa Springs

Season 2025 Episode 29 | 2m 25s | CC

Pagosa Springs uses geothermal heat to power grow domes, producing fresh food year-round despite its high-altitude climate. Run entirely by volunteers, the domes serve as a community hub, offering education on sustainable farming and supplying local food pantries.

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