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BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal? (Trailer)
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy, "BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?" tells the little-known story of the accelerating destruction of our forests for fuel, and probes the policy loopholes, huge subsidies, and blatant greenwashing of the burgeoning biomass power industry.
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BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
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BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
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BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
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