Debunking LNG as a climate solution

May 2023

Burning Bridge: Debunking LNG as a Climate Solution

Fossil gas, marketed as “natural gas” and its liquefied form, “liquefied natural gas” (LNG), have been proposed as a middle ground between more carbon-intensive fossil fuels and renewable energy. This report finds that exporting B.C. LNG makes the climate crisis worse, not better.

Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

Thomas Green, Stephen Thomas

Reliable, affordable, clean electricity in Canada by 2035 is entirely possible. This is the first Canadian modelling study to explore how to get there largely through wind and solar and without relying on expensive and sometimes unproven and environmentally dangerous technologies.

Regulatory Best Practices for Vented and Leaked Methane Emissions from Upstream Oil and Gas Operations

This report argues that the British Columbia provincial government has long known about the importance of cutting methane emissions. Now it has the regulatory solutions to address the problem.

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Burning Bridge: Debunking LNG as a Climate Solution

Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

Regulatory Best Practices for Vented and Leaked Methane Emissions from Upstream Oil and Gas Operations

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REPORT SUMMARY — Burning Bridge: Debunking LNG As A Climate Solution

Related resources

Burning Bridge: Debunking LNG as a Climate Solution

Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

Regulatory Best Practices for Vented and Leaked Methane Emissions from Upstream Oil and Gas Operations

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