Email Shows Exxon Was Studying Its Climate Impact in the '80s

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By Neela BanerjeeJul 8, 2015, 3:00 pm40 pts
A company scientist's letter to his son reveals the oil giant was researching carbon emissions much earlier than Exxon previously disclosed. By Neela Banerjee Exxon scientists studied the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on global warming as far back as 1981, an indication that the company was probing the…

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