Phil McKenna
Energy and Environment Reporter at Inside Climate News
Inside Climate reporter. He/Him [email protected] @mckennapr.bsky.social
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3 weeks ago |
motherjones.com | Phil McKenna
More than three-quarters of new gas pipeline capacity under development in the US would feed additional liquefied natural gas exports rather than supporting domestic energy needs, a new report concludes. Greenhouse gas emissions tied to that new capacity would be far larger than the current climate pollution from all coal-fired power plants nationwide, according to the report, published Monday by the Center for Energy & Environmental Analysis.
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texasobserver.org | Phil McKenna
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared at Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy, and the environment. It is republished with permission. Sign up for their newsletter here. More than three-quarters of new gas pipeline capacity currently under development in the U.S. would feed additional liquefied natural gas exports rather than supporting domestic energy needs, a new report concludes.
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3 weeks ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Phil McKenna
More than three-quarters of new gas pipeline capacity currently under development in the U.S. would feed additional liquefied natural gas exports rather than supporting domestic energy needs, a new report concludes. Greenhouse gas emissions tied to that new capacity would be far larger than the current climate pollution from all coal-fired power plants nationwide, according to the report, published Monday by the Center for Energy & Environmental Analysis.
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ecotopical.com | Phil McKenna
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expressnews.com | Phil McKenna |Peter Aldhous
CAMERON, La. - For a ship the length of nearly three football fields, Energy Intelligence seemed to turn on a dime. With tugboats pushing and pulling at its bow and stern, the 295-meter liquefied natural gas tanker pivoted 180 degrees in the brackish waters of the Calcasieu Ship Channel in late February, preparing to refuel for a trip to the Netherlands.
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A massive U.S. gas pipeline buildout currently underway would fuel LNG exports and climate change, a new report concludes. https://t.co/5kFkHZ0STr
RT @ForeignPolicy: HFC-23 may be little known compared to carbon dioxide, but the pollution is significant, @lili_pike and @mckennapr write…
HFC-23, a restricted pollutant 14,700 times worse for the climate than CO2, is being emitted at levels far higher than countries admit, sparking a global “whodunit” over the source of emissions https://t.co/NFq680FnuG My latest, w/ @ForeignPolicy's @lili_pike