Title Wellhead to waterline : opportunities to limit greenhouse gas emissions from B.C.'s proposed LNG industry / Adam Goehner and Matt Horne

Published Drayton Valley, Alberta : Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development, [2014] Beaconsfield, Quebec : Canadian Electronic Library, 2014

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Description 1 online resource (iv, 16 pages) Contents 1. Introduction -- 2. Sources of greenhouse gas emissions -- 3. Reduction opportunities -- 4. Summary -- 5. Next steps -- Appendix A. Emission sources from the oil and gas sector in B.C Summary British Columbia is attracting and promoting extensive liquefied natural gas (LNG) development, including the shale gas extraction and processing needed to produce the LNG. Greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) would be released across the LNG supply chain. The province has estimated the greenhouse gas emissions that could accompany different levels of development, but to date has not made details of that analysis publicly available Notes "February 2014." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Subject Liquefied natural gas -- Storage -- Environmental aspects -- British Columbia Greenhouse gas mitigation -- British Columbia Offshore gas well drilling -- Environmental aspects -- British Columbia Greenhouse gas mitigation Liquefied natural gas -- Storage -- Environmental aspects Offshore gas well drilling -- Environmental aspects Air pollution. Artificial objects. Carbon capture and storage. Carbon dioxide. Energy. Gas flare. Gases. Global warming. Global warming potential. Greenhouse gas. British Columbia Genre/Form Electronic books Form Electronic book Author Horne, Matt, author Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development, publisher.

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