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Gas

Gas is not a “bridge fuel”. In order to prevent a catastrophic climate crisis, we must stop depending on fossil fuels including gas and oil. The environmental impact of gas extraction and development is massive. For example fracking, a method of gas extraction, has been banned in many countries due to its serious environmental impact. The pipelines used to transport the gas are often laid on Indigenous Peoples’ lands, and human rights violations against Indigenous Peoples have also been reported.

2025.07.302025.07.30

Groundbreaking report documents methane emissions from LNG infrastructure in Japan

2025.07.172025.07.17

Press release – UN urged to investigate allegations of severe Human Rights violations committed by Mozambique Security Forces at gas site

2025.07.172025.07.18

Indigenous Leaders in Canada Demand Accountability from JBIC and Mitsubishi for Complicity in LNG Canada Violations

2025.05.292025.05.29

Japan must reject investment in the risky and uneconomic Alaska LNG project

2025.04.102025.04.11

Press release – Japan’s “Gas Empire” tackled as LNG carrier giants face global criticism hit Mozambique

2025.03.212025.04.10

Trump-Appointed US EXIM Board Approves Controversial $4.7 Billion Loan for Mozambique LNG Project Amid Human Rights and Climate Concerns

2025.02.082025.02.08

Press release – U.S. and Japan agree to new LNG exports

2025.02.032025.03.21

Mozambique LNG: Financial institutions so far refrain from taking a stance on allegations of severe human rights violations associated with the project

2025.01.222025.01.22

Seminar: US LNG build-out and Japan’s involvement