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10 Arrested as Human Blockade Continues Protesting Methane Gas Storage Facility

10 Arrested as Human Blockade Continues Protesting Methane Gas Storage Facility

UPDATE: Ten people were arrested today blockading the two gates at Crestwood. Seven were arrested at the north gate, blockading a truck, and charged with disorderly conduct and trespassing. Three were arrested at the south gate and charged with trespassing. All have been released and have a Nov. 5 court date. After blockading the gates of Texas-based Crestwood methane gas storage […]

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    Public Outcry Intensifies to Stop Cove Point LNG Export Facility

    Public Outcry Intensifies to Stop Cove Point LNG Export Facility

    Monday marked the end of a contested 30-day public comment period on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) draft Environmental Assessment for the controversial $3.8 billion plan, proposed by Virginia-based Dominion Resources, to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Cove Point, MD. Dominion’s plan is to convert an existing import facility into an export facility […]

    International Energy Agency: The Party’s Over

    International Energy Agency: The Party’s Over

    The International Energy Agency (IEA) has just released a new special report called World Energy Investment Outlook that should send policy makers screaming and running for the exits—if they are willing to read between the lines and view the report in the context of current financial and geopolitical trends. This is how the press agency […]

    Feds Greenlight LNG Exports From Controversial Jordan Cove Project in Oregon

    Feds Greenlight LNG Exports From Controversial Jordan Cove Project in Oregon

    Though the decision was anticipated and remains conditional, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) approval of the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Coos Bay, OR is already drawing the ire of environmental groups across the country. The Jordan Cove project includes building an export terminal that would be supplied by the proposed 235-mile-long Pacific Connector […]

    Report Details How Extreme Energy Extraction Threatens the Great Lakes

    Report Details How Extreme Energy Extraction Threatens the Great Lakes

    As governments approve tar sands oil and fracking projects around the Great Lakes, the Council of Canadians is warning that these extreme energy projects are putting the Great Lakes in peril. Council of Canadians Chairperson Maude Barlow outlines the web of pipelines, refineries and oil shipments that threaten the Lakes in her new report released […]