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- In the first nine months of 2025, U.S. households paid $124 more for natural gas than in 2024, totaling an extra $12 billion.
- The rise reflects higher prices driven by a booming export industry that uses more gas than the 73 million households.
- Environmental groups challenge a Louisiana LNG terminal permit, citing greenhouse gas emissions and damage to coastal wetlands.
- Trump reversed Biden's pause on LNG permits after taking office.
