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This site has been created to serve as an informational resource on the many aspects of natural gas.
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Natural gas is a principle source of energy for many of our day-to-day needs and activities. This section provides an overview of some of its characteristics.
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The process of getting natural gas out of the ground, and to its final destination to be used, is a complicated one.
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Natural gas is an extremely valued resource. It is not surprising, then, that the natural gas industry generates a great deal of commerce worldwide.
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Natural gas is, for many, a necessity. It plays such a large role in our lives and economy that certain aspects of the industry are regulated by the government.
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The preservation of our environment is a very important and pressing topic, particularly when dealing with energy issues.
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Growing energy demands and technology advances are making liquefied natural gas (LNG) an increasingly important contributor to our economy, environment and lifestyle.
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