Louisiana communities suffer from Japan-funded LNG exports
Japanese and US leaders should back renewable energy to counter the impacts of Japan-funded LNG exports on Louisiana's well-being.
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Japanese and US leaders should back renewable energy to counter the impacts of Japan-funded LNG exports on Louisiana's well-being.
Environmental activists celebrate President Biden's decision to pause new LNG exports, but they plan to continue fighting against fossil fuel industries.
US president Joe Biden has announced a “temporary pause” on liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal expansion.
The move is a win for the climate and Gulf Coast frontline communities, but activists warn a “pause” is easily undone.
The decision comes as Biden shores up his liberal base in an election rematch against likely Republican candidate Donald Trump, who called global warming a “hoax” and vowed to torpedo his Democratic opponent’s climate agenda.