Sustainability & Climate

On Louisiana's disappearing coast, a natural gas terminal is poised to become the largest in the US

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A liquefied natural gas terminal in Louisiana is undergoing a rapid, multi-billion-dollar expansion under an 'emergency' permitting process that significantly reduces regulatory review. Environmentalists warn this expedited review will increase damage to the coast's already vulnerable wetlands and waterways. This situation highlights the complex intersection of energy infrastructure development and environmental preservation, a critical consideration for sustainability professionals.

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