For those who need a quick refresher: The US Department of Energy (DOE) has paused new permits for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exports, pending a review of their impact on our climate, communities, and economy. But FERC has gone on rubber-stamping fossil fuel permits, including for LNG export facilities – undermining the climate and economic benefit of DOE's pause, and insulting every activist who's fought to end the era of fossil fuels.
In March we heard from impacted landowners, advocates, and delivered thousands of comments supporting Ingleside On The Bay Coastal Watch Association. Check out the quick video on our social media to learn more.
And in April, we'll be back! This time delivering comments alongside No Coal No Gas objecting to a New England auction that forces ratepayers in six states to pay more money for dirty fossil fuel "peaker" plants. We'll also get an update from Maury Johnson on his ongoing campaign to get FERC to respect his farm and protect it according to an organic farm plan for the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
And of course we'll be joining our old friends from Beyond Extreme Energy and Third Act, Extinction Rebellion and others.
With LNG exports continuing to be a topic of hot debate in the US Congress, and no vote yet scheduled on three new FERC nominees — It's still a great time to take spring-time action at FERC!
So come on down and don't delay – Tune in with us live on Facebook, or on X/Twitter.
Thanks,
Drew and the 198 reasons to shut FERC down crew