The Nisga’a are one of the partners in the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG export facilities, but critics question net-zero compliance claims
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In the Nass Valley in northwest British Columbia, the Nisga’a Nation has approved the August start of construction on its territory of a natural gas pipeline. The Nisga’a, Houston-based Western LNG, and a group of natural gas producers called Rockies LNG are partners in Ksi Lisims. Climate and environmental organizations, including Dogwood and the Wilderness Committee, and some Indigenous groups are watching with keen interest. Critics are questioning claims by Ksi Lisims that the project will be able to comply with what the B.C. government calls credible plans to reach net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases.
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