Canada wants to expand its LNG business. Critics raise red flags
As Canada’s LNG exports grow, critics raise concerns over human rights abuses linked to major corporate investors.
Al Jazeera English reports: As Canada’s LNG exports grow, critics raise concerns over human rights abuses linked to major corporate investors.
This business story centres on Canada. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Canada’s LNG and LNG.
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