Speaking with a forked tongue
Tom Burke explores how ExxonMobil's web of carefully worded caveats reveals how the oil major is still refusing to take climate risks seriously
Last month, under pressure from activist investors, ExxonMobil issued a report to their shareholders on climate change. To no one's surprise they found that "none of our hydrocarbon assets are now or will...
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