Doubling Down on Sinking Ground: The Financial Risks of US Gulf Coast LNG Export

LNG export in the US Gulf coast is a risky business. Alongside the human rights, climate and biodiversity impacts of the industry itself, the operation and expansion of methane gas liquefaction and its export infrastructure poses significant medium and long-term material financial risks to the investors, financiers and insurance companies involved.

Top 15 US Methane Terminal Insurers

Methane export terminals (LNG) threaten frontline communities and our shared climate. Investigative research has exposed the Big Insurance corporations backing these carbon bombs on the US Gulf Coast, the largest…

US LNG Hitting Significant Financial and Legal Hurdles

This year has seen a fever-pitched “gold rush” from the US gas industry, racing to rapidly expand methane gas (LNG) export terminals on the US Gulf Coast. The dash for gas has been fueled by the Trump administration’s gutting of regulatory oversight and rubber stamping of any permit with a whiff of gas, but is now encountering notable hurdles as the basic economic math doesn’t match the ideological fervor.

“When will the spills stop?”

Fisherfolk capture dramatic discharge of sludge related to dredging Watch the video CAMERON, LA — September 9, 2025 — A burst of muck from a booster barge spewed for hours…

Chubb’s Fossil Fuel Ties Put On Blast During US Open

Chubb Spends Millions on Event Marred by its Role In Climate Chaos ***Photos of the action can be found here*** New York, NY — September 9 2025 — Rainforest Action…