A gas export terminal has been found to have routinely violated air pollution permits for years. The facility, which is expanding with a new liquefaction unit, has had little consequences from state regulators. Further details on the violations and the regulatory response are available from the original report.

The terminal is located on the Gulf Coast of Texas and is operated by Freeport LNG. The company is currently developing a fourth liquefaction unit.

More information on the pollution and the expansion plans can be found through Inside Climate News, a nonprofit news organization that covers climate and energy issues.