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BC backtracks on LNG ‘net-zero’ carbon pollution rules
The BC government’s quiet rollback of carbon pollution rules for proposed LNG projects undermines provincial net-zero promises, says a Green Party MLA. Last month, Adrian Dix, minister of energy and climate solutions, made changes to the liquified natural gas (LNG) approval process, which were listed in a letter sent to the BC Environmental Assessment Office. Previously, LNG projects moving through the approvals pipeline required a credible plan…
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