A report by Paul Bledsoe of the Progressive Policy Institute finds that expanding U.S. natural gas production and exports can cut coal use, lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
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A report by Paul Bledsoe of the Progressive Policy Institute finds that expanding U.S. natural gas production and exports can cut coal use, lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
By unleashing U.S. LNG, we can help solve the dual crises of energy security and climate change.
A recent poll shows that most Americans believe natural gas production is better for the environment than coal and favor building more infrastructure to support production.
Energy companies, climate advocates and labor groups launch coalition to expand natural gas production to replace foreign coal and lower emissions.
Recent polling found that voters support building new pipelines to facilitate increased production and see natural gas as a part of the state’s transition to cleaner energy, while keeping it affordable and reliable.
PAGE Advisory Council member and Strategic Advisor at the Progressive Policy Institute, Paul Bledsoe, writes in The Hill about improving global energy security and reducing emissions by increasing the production and export of natural gas.
Recent polling found that voters support building new pipelines to facilitate increased production and see natural gas as a part of the state’s transition to cleaner energy, while keeping it affordable and reliable.
Recent polling found that voters support building new pipelines to facilitate increased production and see natural gas as a part of the state’s transition to cleaner energy, while keeping it affordable and reliable.
Recent polling found that voters support building new pipelines to facilitate increased production and see natural gas as a part of the state’s transition to cleaner energy, while keeping it affordable and reliable.
Recent polling found that voters support building new pipelines to facilitate increased production and see natural gas as a part of the state’s transition to cleaner energy, while keeping it affordable and reliable.