- Home
- Endorsements
- Scorecard
- News
- Take Action
- Support CLCV
- About CLCV
- About CLCV
- CLCV Board of Directors
- Green Advisory Council
- CLCV Staff
- Contact CLCV
- Jobs at CLCV
- CLCV Education Fund
- Issues
- Air Quality
- Clean & Renewable Energy
- Environmental Justice
- Global Warming
- Good Government
- Green Jobs
- Ocean / Coastal Protection
- Oil & Gas
- Open Space & Parks
- Recycling / Waste Reduction
- Smart Growth, Land Use & Planning
- Toxics & Chemicals
- Transportation
- Water Quality & Supply
- Wildlife & Habitat Conservation
- Local Leagues
- Donate
Proposals to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) into California through one or more marine terminals are expensive, time-consuming and controversial. For several years Senator Simitian has carried legislation to require a needs assessment and environmental review of LNG proposals before they can be approved. Ironically, if SB 412 (Simitian) had become law, the supporters of LNG might have gained certainty and saved money. As it stands, no project has been approved and they all appear to face significant obstacles.
Issue:
Clean & Renewable Energy