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More than a dozen companies poised to liquefy natural gas for shipment overseas were in the queue for federal permission to send the fuel to some of the world’s biggest buyers when the Energy Department called a halt to new approvals.
Those would-be exporters now face an unknown delay while bureaucrats analyze the potential impacts increased production of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, will affect the climate, economy and national ...
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