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Canada-Germany LNG deal criticized as false climate solution by experts

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By Matt Simmons (Local Journalism Initiative Reporter)

4h ago· 8 min readenInsight

Summary

The article critically examines the Canada-Germany LNG deal, arguing that framing liquefied natural gas as a climate solution is misleading. It highlights that natural gas is primarily methane, a potent greenhouse gas, and that the deal — a non-binding agreement for one million tonnes of LNG annually starting in the early 2030s — is part of a broader federal push for major industrial developments. Experts quoted in the piece emphasize the climate and economic risks tied to projects like Ksi Lisims LNG in British Columbia, suggesting the deal undermines genuine climate action.

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Natural gas is a fossil fuel mostly composed of methane, a potent greenhouse gas and major contributor to global climate change.
Fossil fuels account for around 68 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
The agreement — essentially a handshake deal, yet to be finalized — is part of a broader federal scheme encouraging investment in major industrial developments across the country.
Experts say the Canada-Germany LNG deal highlights the climate and economic risks tied to projects like Ksi Lisims LNG in B.C.
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Experts say the Canada-Germany LNG deal highlights the climate and economic risks tied to projects like Ksi Lisims LNG in B.C.

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