Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Gulf of California, which Jacques Cousteau called the “Aquarium of the World” for the abundance of species that live there, is under threat from the proposed development of Liquified Natural Gas operations by Sempra’s Vista Pacifico #LNG, a project anticipated to liquify 200 billion cubic feet per year of natural gas piped from the gas fields of west Texas for export to Asia.
Joel Reynolds of the Natural Resources Defense Council is leading the fight to prevent that from happening and to protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which provides vital habitat for sea turtles, migratory birds, over 890 species of fish, #whales and other marine mammals. In this video, he talks with Raya Salter, formerly an NRDC lawyer herself, about his work.
Editor, Mike Coe
Thumbnail, Eric Dehais
Website - https://www.facingfuture.earth/
For more information about #ClimateChange,
visit the FacingFuture Library at https://facingfuture.earth/library
The Gulf of California, which Jacques Cousteau called the “Aquarium of the World” for the abundance of species that live there, is under threat from the proposed development of Liquified Natural Gas operations by Sempra’s Vista Pacifico #LNG, a project anticipated to liquify 200 billion cubic feet per year of natural gas piped from the gas fields of west Texas for export to Asia.
Joel Reynolds of the Natural Resources Defense Council is leading the fight to prevent that from happening and to protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which provides vital habitat for sea turtles, migratory birds, over 890 species of fish, #whales and other marine mammals. In this video, he talks with Raya Salter, formerly an NRDC lawyer herself, about his work.
Editor, Mike Coe
Thumbnail, Eric Dehais
Website - https://www.facingfuture.earth/
For more information about #ClimateChange,
visit the FacingFuture Library at https://facingfuture.earth/library
