Climate groups notch big win on LNG
Declaring a victory on liquefied natural gas exports, environmentalists canceled a planned three-day sit-in at the Energy Department next month.
Source: eenews.net
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Biden delays massive natural gas project that climate voters despise
Calcasieu Pass 2 is planned to be the biggest natural gas export terminal in the country
Source: independent.co.uk
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Source: yesmagazine.org
Biden Administration Postpones Massive Natural Gas Export Terminal Over Climate Impact Evaluation
The Biden administration has paused approving the massive natural gas project over climate impacts. The Biden administration has delayed the federal approval of the natural gas export projects to evaluate their impacts on the climate crisis.
Source: hngn.com
Will Biden shock global market with LNG stop sign?
The future of new U.S. liquefied natural gas export projects will be shaped by decisions in the Biden administration.
Calcasieu Pass United States United Arab Emirates White House District Of Columbia Department Of Energy
Source: eenews.net
'It's a massive win,' says environmentalist, after Biden Administration delays natural gas expansion
The Biden Administration will delay its decision on expanding a liquified natural gas export facility in Louisiana — a decision environmentalists say is an important step to meet climate change goals.
France General White House District Of Columbia United States Department Of Energy Cornell University
Source: wgbh.org
The Third Act: Kinder, Gentler
Who knew an impromptu birding expedition would produce a heightened sense of community?
Source: bendsource.com
Bill McKibben explains what individuals can do to win the climate fight. Together.
Forty years from now, humans will run the planet on sun and wind, because they're such darn cheap energy sources. But if it takes us anything like 40 years to get there, then it’ll be a broken planet we run on sun and wind. "So the climate movement’s job is to catalyze that reaction, to make it happen faster than sheer economics would do," says this prominent chronicler of climate change.
Source: thebulletin.org
Got bail? - resilience
The official announcement came January 9th that in early February—a dozen years after a quite similar protest helped nationalize the Keystone pipeline fight—protesters will gather for (very civil) civil disobedience outside the Department of Energy, hoping to persuade Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and her crew that the time has come to pause the permitting of new LNG export terminals.
Source: resilience.org
Costco Members Welcome New CEO With a Party—and a Demand to Drop Citibank
Activists pressing the retailer to stop partnering its credit card with the world’s second-biggest fossil fuel financer test whether big companies can push banks to divest from oil, gas and coal.
Source: insideclimatenews.org