[Oatka]

Something for the anti-frackers.

[spokeshave]

...and should own the raw materials manufacturing for various plastics based industries.

[InterceptPoint]

Thank you Donald Trump, you old “Can’t get anything done” President. I guess this one just slipped through the system despite the White House being in absolute turmoil.

[ronnie raygun]

Can we not see the night and day in where we were and where we are going.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

We would have already been number one were it not for Obama, nimbys, and granola crunchers. We have the gas, but we don't have the maritime terminals—yet.

[Thibodeaux]

Australia?

[central_va]

Maybe they could lower the price and increase domestic demand and not ship it overseas.

[Veto!]

U.S. on Track to Be World’s No.2 LNG Exporter

ooops. No clue what LNG is, was reading it as LGBT.

Does that make me a racist or a homophobe.??

[ADemocratNoMore]

Please understand that I am not a greenie or warmist and I think that this is great news for the economy of the United States. I would have no problem living next to a LNG facility, but...

Cleveland Ohio has a history with LNG, specifically the great disaster of 1944. You can read a contemporaneous report here... http://www.fireengineering.com/content/dam/fe/online-articles/documents/2016/FE194411EastOhioArt1.pdf

This all happened 73 years ago and obviously the technology involved in handling LNG is vastly different today, but, any LNG facility had better be guarded with security on the level of Fort Knox or a nuclear weapons site as a successful terrorist attack on a modern LNG storage site would have a yield comparable with early atomic weapons. It has been estimated that the 1944 blast was in the neighborhood of 1/6 the yield of the Hiroshima weapon.