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The Burden (2015)
The Burden tells the story of fossil fuel dependence as our greatest long-term national security threat, and why the U.S. military is leading the fight for clean energy.
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The Burden tells the story of fossil fuel dependence as our greatest long-term national security threat, and why the U.S. military is leading the fight for clean energy.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Roger Sorkin
In Theaters:3/1/2015
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Runtime:40 minutes
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