Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Is Manitoba on the Right Course With its Churchill Plans?

 Manitoba's Climate Action Team

The grain terminal at Churchill. A PinP photo.

If Manitoba builds an LNG export terminal, most of the emissions from extracting, shipping, and burning fossil gas would not show up in it’s greenhouse gas emissions inventory. But the province would be directly complicit in facilitating the increased production, transportation and consumption of large volumes of fossil gas, further escalating global climate risks of catastrophic drought, wildfires, and flooding. Story here.

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