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Green Marine

March 16, 2006 · about 20 years ago

LNG terminal poses adverse impacts

New federal study (the liquefied natural gas terminal proposed for 13.8 miles off Malibu’s western coast) takes a second look at terrorist and accident chances. Analysts predict that a fireball would reach out seven miles from Cabrillo Port in a worst-case catastrophe.

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New federal study (the liquefied natural gas terminal proposed for 13.8 miles off Malibu’s western coast) takes a second look at terrorist and accident chances. Analysts predict that a fireball would reach out seven miles from Cabrillo Port in a worst-case catastrophe.

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