The liquefied natural gas industry sets its sights on decimating the Rio Grande Valley
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry has already made its mark for the worse in Southwest Louisiana and elsewhere along the Gulf Coast. Three projects—two export terminals and a more than 137-mile-long pipeline—now threaten Texas’ Rio Grande Valley. A new report from the Sierra Club and Rainforest Action Network lays bare the cost of constructing and opening Texas LNG’s more than 625-acre facility, Rio Grande LNG’s massive 984-acre terminal, and the Rio Bravo pipeline.
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