Canada's LNG Industry: Less Regulated Than Thought
A pattern is emerging with each new study on LNG, revealing significant gaps in our knowledge about the long-term impacts of the industry, particularly on human health.
Despite Prime Minister Carney and Premier David Eby promoting Canada's 'clean' LNG as nation-building, it's unclear if the industry is safe or well regulated.
A recent finding highlights air pollution from flaring during the initial commissioning phases of LNG export facilities is being systematically omitted from environmental assessments, a regulatory failure.
Air pollution from flaring during the initial commissioning phases of LNG export facilities is being systematically omitted from environmental assessments.
This lack of regulation raises concerns about the industry's impact on human health and the environment.
Author's summary: Canada's LNG industry has significant regulatory gaps.
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