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Burning wood pellets actually gives out more greenhouse gases than coal. now, carbon dioxide is invisible to the human eye, so you can't actually see all of the carbon coming out of that chimney, but wood burning releases plenty of it, even more than coal. so we're actually paying for this power station to kick out more greenhouse gases than before. and drax is in line to get billions more from the taxpayer. actually coming out of those chimneys right now is more than 13 million tonnes of c02 every year. we've spent an enormous amount of subsidies and the result coming out of the chimney is mo...

Burning wood pellets actually gives out more greenhouse gases than coal. now, carbon dioxide is invisible to the human eye, so you can't actually see all of the carbon coming out of that chimney, but wood burning releases plenty of it, even more than coal. so we're actually paying for this power station to kick out more greenhouse gases than before. and drax is in line to get billions more from the taxpayer. actually coming out of those chimneys right now is more than 13 million tonnes of c02 every year. we've spent an enormous amount of subsidies and the result coming out of the chimney is mo...

Simplest definition includes technologies which produce a concentrated beam of electromagnetic energy. now, remember, most of the energy along the electromagnetic spectrum is not visible to the human eye, and yet our lives depend on it, from our cellphones to the screen you're viewing right now. but like any technology, this type of energy can also be weaponized. were there examples of directed energy being developed to target people? had you heard of that? >> yes, sir. i mean, there had been some reports well-known, for example, from the intelligence and defense community of the use of direct...

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