b"LIQUIFIED NATURAL GASNatural gas is extracted as a gas, but to be shipped it must be converted into a liquid. Once gas is liquified, it shrinks to a ratio of 600 to 1, making it easy to transport large quantities over-seas. That, however, comes at a cost. The liquification of LNG is an energy-intensive process: first the natural gas is stripped of condensate, and then it is chilled to -162 degrees centigrade, which requires an enormous amount of energy. Conventionally, this energy is generated by burning gas, whereas Canada is able to use clean energy like renewable hydro-power. The reason why Canada would be in such an advantageous position is that we can use hydropower instead ofIn September 2021, LNG NL Ltd. inked a historic partnership and equity agreement with the burning gas to provide the energy [forMiawpukek First Nation (L-R: Premier Andrew Furey; Shayne McDonald, Miawpukek First liquification], Power says.Nation; Chief Misel Joe, Miawpukek First Nation; Chief Sharleen Gale, Chair, First Nations Major Projects Coalition; Leo Power CEO, LNG-NL; Hon. Andrew Parsons, Minister of Industry, As such, utilizing Canadian LNG is aEnergy and Trade)realistic solution to EU goals of carbon neutrality. In addition to satisfying the energy security issue in addressingTheIndigenouspeoplewhocallon the regions water. Were aware of climate change, if we do nothing elseMiawpukek First Nation home havethe impact to our environment, so we with exports of LNG but prevent newrelied on natural resources long beforewant to leave something for our chil-coal plants from opening, or help shuttersettlers came to their shores. As adren, says Chief Joe on the importance existing coal plants, weve made aNation that depends on the ocean for major positive contribution to the issuefood and employment, Chief Joe isof participating in projects that promote of climate change, Power says. cautious about the long-term impactenvironmentally friendly energy. FIGHTING CANCER TOGETHERTogether, Bruce Power and the Saugeen Ojibway Nation are working to nd solutions to provide the global health-care community with access to isotopes that are critical to a modern health-care system and in the ght against cancer.Gamzook'aamin aakoziwinFIGHTING CANCER TOGETHERAboriginal BUSINESS REPORT23"