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John — one of the world’s biggest polluters blamed all of us
for the climate crisis.
You read that right.
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Source: Mother Jones, March 5, 2024
Since the 1970s, Exxon has known they are a leading cause of climate
change and has spent millions of dollars over the past 50 years trying to
convince the world that fossil fuels had nothing to do with it.^1,2
Now, Darren Woods, chief executive of oil giant ExxonMobil, says it's our
fault for not forking up the cash to solve the climate crisis that his
company caused.
[ [link removed] ]Fossil fuel giants like ExxonMobil are to blame for the climate
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Exxon has been paying off our politicians, energy regulators, utility
companies, and the media. They’ve used dark money to spread disinformation
about the climate crisis. They continue to destroy our communities, and
push our planet to the brink — all for Exxon’s own profit.
In 2023, Exxon made a whopping $36 billion by price-gouging us with
skyrocketing fuel prices while everyone struggled to heat their homes and
put food on their tables.^3
Now Exxon has hit a new low. Instead of paying up for the climate
destruction they’ve caused, Exxon is blaming those who suffer from the
climate crisis: the public.
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and victim blaming?
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