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<abstract>Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a supercooled liquid form of
natural gas. U.S. LNG imports are projected to increase to about 
17 percent of natural gas supplies by 2030, from about 3 percent 
today. To meet this increase, energy companies have submitted 32 
applications for new terminals. If a terrorist attack on an LNG  
tanker caused a spill, potential hazards, such as fire, 	 
asphyxiation, and explosions, could result. The Department of	 
Energy (DOE) recently funded a study to conduct small- and	 
large-scale experiments to refine and validate models that	 
calculate how heat from large LNG fires would affect the public. 
This testimony is based on GAO&apos;s report, Maritime Security:	 
Public Safety Consequences of a Terrorist Attack on a Tanker	 
Carrying Liquefied Natural Gas Need Clarification (GAO-07-316).  
To prepare this report, GAO examined the results of six recent	 
studies on the effects of an LNG spill and convened a panel of 19
experts to identify areas of agreement on the consequences of a  
terrorist attack on an LNG tanker.</abstract>
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