Once left in tatters by Hurricane Rita, Louisiana's Cameron Parish is now at the heart of America's liquefied natural gas (LNG) boom, a transformation that is bringing billions in revenue, reshaping global energy flows and tying the fortunes of a tiny coastal community to Europe's energy security, according to a BBC report .
Nearly two decades after Hurricane Rita devastated Cameron Parish in 2005, the sparsely populated Louisiana county has emerged as one of the world's most important LNG export hubs, a turnaround that residents once thought impossible.
