Liquefied natural gas is not clean energy, says expert
The idea of relying on liquefied natural gas (LNG) to free up carbon doesn't sit well with an expert from the International Institute for Sustainable Development, who believes that other, greener energy sources can replace more adequately fossil fuels.
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