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Additional Slides. Likely Source of California’s LNG: Environmentally Sensitive Sakhalin Island. Western Pacific Gray Whale: less than 100 remaining. Impacts of offshore drilling: noise, drilling muds, danger of oil spills. Pipeline crossings endanger salmon survival.

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  2. Likely Source of California’s LNG: Environmentally Sensitive Sakhalin Island • Western Pacific Gray Whale: less than 100 remaining. • Impacts of offshore drilling: noise, drilling muds, danger of oil spills. • Pipeline crossings endanger salmon survival. • Dumping of wastes endangers rich local fisheries in Aniva Bay. • Russian Ministry of Natural Resources: Currently trying to shut project down. www.pacificenvironment.org

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  4. Indigenous peoples’ protest, northern Sakhalin, January 2005 Protest outside LNG plant construction site, February 2006 Social Unrest in Sakhalin From LNG Infrastructure Construction www.pacificenvironment.org

  5. Jordan Cove/Pacific Connector • Pipeline will connect Coos Bay LNG terminal to California Border. • Can move 1 Billion Cubic feet of gas per day, about 44 percent of PG&E’s current usage. • Will Serve PG&E Customers in Northern California. • No Current plans for LNG terminals in Northern California due to citizen opposition. Map: www.pacificconnectorgp.com www.pacificenvironment.org

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