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Will all of the drilling and digging to use the earth'sEarth's natural heat as geothermal energy be affectingaffect the Earth's core, causing it to cool down?
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If so, would it result in an ice age?
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Could earth's core lose its heat?

Will all of the drilling and digging to use the earth's natural heat as geothermal energy be affecting Earth's core, causing it to cool down?
If so, would it result in an ice age?
If not, how does it retain its heat?

Could the Earth's core lose its heat?

Will all the drilling and digging to use the Earth's natural heat as geothermal energy affect the Earth's core, causing it to cool down?

If so, would it result in an ice age? If not, how does the Earth's core retain its heat?

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CouldWill all of the drilling and digging to use the earth's natural heat as geothermal energy be affecting Earth's core, causing it to cool down?
If so, would it result in an ice age?
If not, how does it retain its heat?

Could all the drilling and digging to use the earth's natural heat as geothermal energy be affecting Earth's core, causing it to cool down?
If so, would it result in an ice age?
If not, how does it retain its heat?

Will all of the drilling and digging to use the earth's natural heat as geothermal energy be affecting Earth's core, causing it to cool down?
If so, would it result in an ice age?
If not, how does it retain its heat?

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