This bill aims to mitigate the effects of litigation on permits for liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities, referred to as covered facilities . It stipulates that civil actions challenging environmental reviews for these facilities will not invalidate existing permits, licenses, or approvals. If a court finds an environmental review violates the Natural Gas Act or NEPA, it must remand the issue to the relevant federal agency for resolution, rather than vacating the permit, and the agency must continue processing all related applications. The Act establishes original and exclusive jurisdiction for judicial review of agency orders concerning covered applications with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the circuit where the facility is located. These courts are mandated to provide expedited review for such civil actions, including transferring existing cases. Additionally, the bill imposes a strict 90-day statute of limitations for claims challenging permits, licenses, or approvals for covered facilities, commencing from the date of Federal Register publication.