Environment


HYDRAULIC FRACTURING (“FRACKING”)

Common concerns with fracking operations include: leaching methane emissions, environmental contaminants, freshwater use and an increase in earthquakes caused by fluid injections.

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CLIMATE CHANGE

Expanding the unconventional gas industry in BC will dramatically increase greenhouse gas emissions, and offering the "cleanest LNG in the world" would take meaningful effort.

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MARINE ISSUES

Although LNG carriers have a good safety record and gas would evaporate, there are still significant social and community-impacts to consider before opening the northwest coast to LNG carriers.

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SKEENA ESTUARY SALMON

Petronas proposes to locate their Pacific Northwest LNG facility in the Skeena Estuary, an area that is critical habitat for Skeena salmon surival.

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PIPELINES

The cumulative impacts of infrastructure development would significantly disrupt local habitat and wildlife. The various proposed pipeline routes would leave widespread impacts on the land.

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WILDLIFE

Expanding the gas industry in BC would require increased pipelines, roads, and infrastructure. This development would disturb previously-untouched areas of the province and disrupt local wildlife.

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