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Drax: UK power station burns wood from rare forests
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I was once on a convention in Switzerland like 15 years ago where they showed off wood pellets. They had a little wooden cube there that was like 15x15x15cm and it said: this is how much reneweble wood regrows every second in our country. It was supposed to be reassuring and nice. But i thought it's pretty much the opposite.
I wonder how long it takes to consume the electricity that it produces.