The San Diego Union-Tribune has an article discussing concerns over air emissions from LNG expressed by local officials (at least one of whom is a member of the California Air Resources Board): "County officials say that San Diego Gas & Electric, which operates the region’s natural gas pipelines and distribution lines, is allowing the import of the extra-polluting gas and hasn’t taken steps to minimize its impact." The issue - it's hotter than other gas transported by the local utility.
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