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History
The siting of liquefied
natural gas (LNG) terminals on Maine's coast continues to generate controversy
and disrupt communities. LNG is transported in large tankers from foreign ports
to terminals where it is unloaded, regasified, and shipped by pipeline. Public
safety and environmental concerns have been raised concerning these potential
sites.
The Bureau of Indian
Affairs Catch 22
Sierra Club's comments
submitted to the Board
of Environmental
Protection 7/20/07
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Contact
To find out how ways you can take action, contact Vivian Newman, ph. 594-7534, email
newviv@roadrunner.com.
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