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How Exxon tried to twist climate science for profit
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Tried and succeeded
Did they though? More like they covered it up, then denied it,.. and when that wasnt working anymore they said it wasnt human driven. They've been doing it for decades. There us no try here. It's been extremely successful.
And we'll probably have a few billion people die because of it. But, the climate protestors are the radical ones... yeah right.
Poor big oil companies. They’re just trying to make extremely rich people even more extremely rich, and somehow get a bad rep for it. Meanwhile the real bad guys (demonstrators) are creating slightly and very temporary discomfort to a very select group of people. How dare they.
this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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