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Notice of Failure to Observe the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct and Request for Review
Equal Routes and seven co-filers, including Indigenous leaders, health and environmental organizations from Canada, Germany and South Korea, filed a formal complaint alleging Export Development Canada (EDC) failed to meet international standards for responsible business conduct in its financing of billions of dollars in maritime LNG infrastructure.
Riesgo de especies invasoras por el tráfico de megabuques de GNL en el Golfo de California
Agua de lastre, bioincrustación y argumentos a favor de la prevención.
Invasive Species Risk from LNG Tanker Traffic in the Gulf of California
Ballast water, biofouling, and the case for prevention.
Charting the Course to a Quiet Ocean
Underwater noise levels are rising—yet the shipping sector’s contributions remain under-prioritized by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the global regulator for international shipping. Ahead of the IMO’s 2026-2027 review of energy efficiency measures and reduction targets, Equal Routes urges action with a new report, Charting the Course to a Quiet Ocean
Well-to-Tank Carbon Intensity of Canadian LNG
An analysis commissioned by Equal Routes, completed by Energy and Environmental Research Associates, to determine the carbon intensity of LNG from Canada. This study aims to assess the upstream emissions of Canadian produced natural gas and LNG to identify upstream emissions related to global and maritime climate goals.
A Study of the Potential Impacts of LNG Development on Marine Mammals in the Gulf of California
In the Gulf of California, projected increases in LNG tanker traffic could affect regional air quality, underwater noise levels, and marine mammal populations—particularly whales.
Un estudio sobre los impactos potenciales del GNL en los mamíferos marinos en el Golfo de California
El estudio modela cómo el aumento del tráfico de buques metaneros podría afectar la calidad del aire regional, los niveles de ruido submarino y a las poblaciones de mamíferos marinos—particularmente ballenas—en el Golfo de California
Report: Explosive Truths: The perils and the catastrophic potential of LNG
Liquefied “natural” gas (LNG), while often promoted as a clean alternative to coal, presents significant safety and environmental challenges. This report prepared by Equal Routes for Greenpeace Germany highlights the safety issues of LNG operations, including a history of accidents, insufficient safety protocols, and growing methane and other greenhouse gas emissions. This work underscores the urgent need to move away from LNG and invest in renewable energy sources.
