Big Oil is the New Big Tobacco: Climate Change Liability Battles Heat Up — robertscribbler
Exxon Knew For decades now, fossil fuel companies have been misinforming the public about climate change. They’ve paid money for PR campaigns that confuse the climate science. They’ve supported climate change denying political candidates. They fund meteorologists to misinform the public. The aim of these activities is to cloud the issue of climate change in […]
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Thanks for the reminder of this study. It’s a very important study that I never had time to get up. That original Ekwurzel study really let Russia off the hook by treating Gazprom-Rosneft as separate from the Soviet Oil and Gas industry. That is a creative commons study by Ekwurzel and not Inside Climate so they shouldn’t have put their name on it.