Changing political winds appear to have revived the 1 Bcf/d project near Philadelphia, but opponents are gearing up for a fight.
A proposed LNG export terminal near Philadelphia appears to have a second life thanks in part to political backing from Republicans in Washington — but opponents are pledging to keep fighting it.
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