EU lawmakers to Biden: We don't need more US natural gas

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : "There is likely no infrastructure bottleneck impeding more U.S. LNG from reaching EU markets, and that an LNG facility build-out in the US would be even less needed.
43% : Legislators on both sides of the Atlantic have been sharply critical of proposals to build dozens of new terminals to compress and liquify natural gas (LNG), allowing fossil fuel companies facing low prices in glutted U.S. markets to access higher returns overseas.
42% : The administration, which is typically bullish on fossil fuels, projects that exports will rise to about 10 trillion cubic feet by 2050 -- meaning that U.S. fossil fuel production will keep rising even as Americans use ever less.

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