Column: A new study shows how Exxon Mobil downplayed climate change when it knew the problem was real

Los Angeles Times·Aug 22

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A study has reportedly found that Exxon Mobil downplayed climate change despite knowing it was a real issue. However, the company's stance on the matter is being disputed, with its former CEO testifying that there was no incentive to downplay costs. The matter is part of a larger controversy, with the oil industry facing criticism and legal challenges over its handling of climate change.

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