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Senate and House Democrats Unveil Big Oil Report After 3-year Investigation
01 May 2024 | Abstracted from Axios
"A new report...alleges that large oil companies attempted to deceive the public about the effects of climate change for decades...The report argues the oil industry has switched from denial of its impact on climate change to a public relations campaign of 'deception, disinformation and doublespeak.'
"It also claims that Exxon, Chevron, Shell and BP - along with API and the Chamber - obstructed the investigation."
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