Summary:
- The article discusses a new report that found liquefied natural gas (LNG) emits 33% more carbon dioxide than coal when considering the full life cycle emissions.
- The report challenges the common perception that LNG is a "cleaner" fossil fuel compared to coal, and highlights the significant climate impact of methane leaks during LNG production and transport.
- The findings call into question the role of LNG as a "transition fuel" and emphasize the need for a rapid shift towards renewable energy sources to meet climate goals.