Civil society groups give B.C. failing grade on 8 out of 10 ‘urgent’ climate actions

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government’s investment in liquefied natural gas export facilities, such as Ksi Lisims LNG, Woodfibre LNG, and Cedar LNG. It said if all approved LNG projects go ahead, greenhouse gas emissions in B.C. The authors also raised concerns about B.C.’s LNG expansion, saying it threatens to wipe out climate progress made in other sectors. Energy and Climate Solutions Minister Adrian Dix has defended B.C.’s LNG projects as an investment in “clean energy.” He said B.C.’s LNG projects would produce far fewer emissions compared to other producers in the U.S. and globally. failing grade on 8 out of 10 ‘urgent’ climate actions appeared first on AM 1150.