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American billionaires bankrolled activists who then pressured Biden officials into cracking down on LNG export hubs. It worked.
Billionaires funded a campaign targeting liquefied natural gas export terminals that influenced the White House's decision to pause approvals for the projects.
Nick Pope Daily Caller News Foundation American billionaires bankrolled an activist campaign targeting liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals that influenced the White House’s decision to pause new and pending approvals for the projects, according to The Wall Street Journal. The philanthropic organizations of the Rockefeller family and Democratic megadonor Michael Bloomberg cumulatively provided millions…
The contentious debate over whether liquefied natural gas is cleaner than coal has been elevated by President Joe Biden’s move to halt approvals of gas export terminals
U.S. LNG has been a hot button topic in recent weeks as the Biden administration announced it would be reassessing the Department of Energy’s LNG permit approval process last week, followed on Friday with an announcement that it is temporarily...