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Plaquemines LNG in Louisiana is racing to become North America’s largest LNG export terminal with a multi-billion dollar expansion, fast-tracked by an emergency permitting process tied to President Trump’s “national energy emergency” declaration. Critics warn this move threatens fragile wetlands and waterways, undermines climate goals, and contradicts claims of energy independence—since most gas exported last year went overseas. Environmentalists argue Louisiana can’t afford to lose more coastal land, while local leaders tout job creation and economic growth. The project plans to use carbon capture, but its environmental toll remains hotly debated as this emergency route could pave the way for hundreds of similar projects nationwide.

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