Once promised as climate-friendly bridge fuel to advance the short-term energy transition, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has proven to be the opposite. LNG and methane-based fuels are dangerous for people and the environment from land to sea throughout their lifecycles, starting with production and ending with burning. Fracking for LNG uses billions of gallons of water, contains thousands of chemicals, and harms local and Indigenous communities.
Speakers
Conexiones climáticas
Say No to LNG
IEMA – Instituto de Energia e Meio Ambiente
Don´t Gas Africa
CEED – Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development