Newly revealed files bolster claims ExxonMobil misled public on climate change

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A new report based on internal corporate documents has surfaced, adding to the evidence against ExxonMobil. The documents reportedly show the company's public communications on climate science diverged from its internal research. This activity is alleged to have occurred over past decades as part of a broader campaign. The allegations suggest the company may have misled the public about the risks of fossil fuels.

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