End fracking and LNG expansion
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The B.C. government needs to end fracking and liquified natural gas (LNG) expansion now. We know that consistent, concerted pressure from as many people as possible moves decision-makers, and our aim is to make it easy for tens of thousands of people to raise their voices together.
Sign the petition and join the collective people-powered movement to end fracking and LNG in B.C. We’ll follow up via email to learn more about you and invite you to meet with us to hear about how to make your voice heard. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Thank you for adding your voice to this petition:
The petition of the undersigned, concerned citizens states that:
- Fracking for methane gas in northeastern B.C. produces a fifth of the province’s carbon pollution. That total will rise if new liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants are built to export the fossil fuel to Asia. It is an extremely potent greenhouse gas that must stay in the ground if the world is to limit global warming to “safe” levels.
- Climate disasters are already wiping entire communities off the map. In 2021 alone, a never before seen heat wave killed nearly 600 British Columbians, the town of Lytton burned to the ground after smashing temperature records and unprecedented rains swamped a huge swath of rural Abbotsford. Burning fossil fuels puts our families and communities at risk.
We, the undersigned, call on the provincial government to end fracking in British Columbia. Issue no new permits for gas wells. Reject proposed LNG plants under review. Phase out existing gas production and develop a plan with workers and communities for the future of northeastern B.C.
Thank you for adding your voice to this petition:
The petition of the undersigned, concerned citizens states that:
- Fracking for methane gas in northeastern B.C. produces a fifth of the province’s carbon pollution. That total will rise if new liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants are built to export the fossil fuel to Asia. It is an extremely potent greenhouse gas that must stay in the ground if the world is to limit global warming to “safe” levels.
- Climate disasters are already wiping entire communities off the map. In 2021 alone, a never before seen heat wave killed nearly 600 British Columbians, the town of Lytton burned to the ground after smashing temperature records and unprecedented rains swamped a huge swath of rural Abbotsford. Burning fossil fuels puts our families and communities at risk.
We, the undersigned, call on the provincial government to end fracking in British Columbia. Issue no new permits for gas wells. Reject proposed LNG plants under review. Phase out existing gas production and develop a plan with workers and communities for the future of northeastern B.C.