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Other side Ivanpaw's impact on wildlife, killing thousands of birds who fly anywhere near the plant's intense heat, as shown in this government video.

When they see the birds actually going up in flame, they created a name for that. They called them screamers. Whoa, whoa, whoa, what the hell was that? Exactly. William LaGinez, Fox News

last night with a special report on the massive Ivan Paul solar plants closing. More on the

important fact, but yes, so this thing, and and lodginess explains this so forgive the redundancy

but instead of like being a solar just a giant solar field with solar panels the idea of this

somebody came up with this idea is it's a zillion mirrors that all focus the sun's rays on these towers

that get crazy superheated to drive steam turbines.

The problem being that superheat literally causes birds that fly by to burst into flames.

Screamers. They call them screamers. Right. Yeah. Whatever he said. Yeah. Oye. So, but the point is not birds bursting in a flame,

although, frankly, for kind of a side feature, that's pretty good.

The main point is the squandering.

Can you take your kids and watch?

It would be something.

Wow, if you want your kids to be serial killers, yes.

Yes, desensitize them to quick and horrible death.

All right, here we go.

I'll start with 80, William Laageness, on a story that will call ye as a taxpayer.

This will become the biggest solar plant in the world.

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