BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal? | Link TV
BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?
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.
By independent filmmakers Marlboro Films, LLC: Alan Dater, Lisa Merton, and Chris Hardee.
Related
-
BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal? (Trailer)
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
Related
-
BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal? (Trailer)
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
Clips & Segments
-
BURNED: Are Trees the New Coal?
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
Upcoming Airdates
Popular Videos
-
Explore takes us up-close and personal with brown bears living in Alaska’s Katmai National Park.
KCET Original -
A documentary about the burning of wood at an industrial scale for energy.
KCET Original -
Police arrest the captain of Iranian tanker seized by the British Navy; U.N. votes to investigate Duterte’s war on drugs; French Senate approves a tax on tech giants; and Argentinian forensic teams work to identify those killed in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
KCET Original -
Turkey receives the first shipment of the Russian S-400 missile defense system, eight West African nations agree to adopt a shared currency, Donald Trump's labor secretary Alexander Acosta resigns.
KCET Original -
China and the United States are the world’s two biggest CO2 emitters, but what approach are these countries’ governments taking in the fight against climate change?
KCET Original
Expiring Soon
-
Congresswomen attacked by Trump hit back at the U.S. president over his tweets; the first case of ebola is confirmed in Goma; Bangladesh mourns a 1980s leader with a controversial legacy.
-
Police arrest the captain of Iranian tanker seized by the British Navy; U.N. votes to investigate Duterte’s war on drugs; French Senate approves a tax on tech giants; and Argentinian forensic teams work to identify those killed in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
-
Jens Kristian and Claudia set a trap to make Sander the CEO sign a new dummy corporation contract.
-
In Los Angeles, a former gang member who helps others break away from violence and drug addiction, has his own battles.
- 1 of 8
- next ›
Comments