A report from Global Energy Monitor this week entitled Gas bubble 2020, shovels the dirt on Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) terminals and their requirement for investment and how shaky it is. First it paints a picture of what looks like a global fracking conspiracy, to turn the US and Canada into the center of the natural gas global community, which needed to eat up some $196 billion in financing for LNG terminals, which has been put together by almost every global bank you can name, including those who have sworn off the idea of supporting fossil fuels. In a report out on the same day focusing purely on Japan’s ambitions to be a global terminal for LNG, under a strategy…