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From: paul krassner To: "Jeffrey E." <joevacation(Mgmail.com> Subject: FYI Date: Wed. 23 Aug 2017 18:41:23 '0000 Inline-Images: facebook.png: twitter.png; rss.png; logo.png; 14932958035_221ac78bd2_z_I.Jpg SEARCH ENVIRONMENT Damning New Harvard Study Confirms Exxon Knew It Was Destroying the Planet All Along The world's largest publicly owned oil company has "officially run out of excuses." Climate Nexus • NM SI ExxonMobil misled the public on what it Photo Credit Mike Mozert/Flickr CC knew about c nate cringe and its link to fossil fuels, according to a groundbreaking new analysis of the company's internal and external communications. In a stucy published Tuesday in the journal Environmental Research Letters, Harvard postdoctoral fellow Geoffrey Supran and professor Naomi Oreskes reviewed nearly 200 communications on climate change from the oil giant, including scientific research, internal company memos and paid editorial features in the New York Times. The analysis showed a 'quantifiable discrepancy between internal and external communications, with 81 percent of external advertisements casting doubt on the link between human activity and climate change despite 80 percent of internal communications acknowledging climate once. *Even while Exxon Mobil scientists were contributing to climate science and writing reports that explained it to their bosses, the company was paying for advertisements that told a very different tale," Supran and Oreskes wrote in a New York Times op-ed on the study. As reported by the Los Angeles Times: EFTA00631824

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