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Exxon Knew: Inside the New Climate Investigations

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How would you design a system of metrics that would report on corporate performance relative to the environment and society that is as rigorous as the system of metrics we have for corporate profit and investor wealth?
Peter Burgess

Exxon Knew: Inside the New Climate Investigations

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Groundbreaking new investigations have revealed that nearly 40 years ago, Exxon's own scientists warned company executives about the risks that heat-trapping carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels posed to our climate. Exxon's leaders chose to ignore the advice of their scientists and embarked on a decades long disinformation campaign against climate science and solutions.

Why do these new revelations matter, and what can we do to hold Exxon accountable for sowing doubt about climate change? Join us for a webinar exploring answers to these important questions.

Date: Friday, October 13 Time: 2:00-3:00 p.m. EST

The webinar will be moderated by Kathryn Mulvey, climate accountability campaign manager and advocate for the Union of Concerned Scientists, and will feature:

• Neela Banerjee, one of the reporters who broke the new Exxon story for the Pulitzer Prize winning Inside Climate News; and

• Ken Kimmell, president, Union of Concerned Scientists.

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