ExxonMobil produces 3.8 million barrels of climate disinformation a day

ExxonMobil is a great and historic company. More importantly, it sells a great product. There is no question about that.

But ExxonMobil’s management? Well… that’s a different story.

Since 2006, when Rex Tillerson became CEO, ExxonMobil has been supporting if not promoting climate alarmism. Tillerson hoped to score political correctness points and to gain competitive advantage via regulation, which favors big companies over small ones. Climate could also be used to advantage against the coal industry.

Current CEO Darren Woods, who took over from Tillerson in 2017, has not backed off promoting climate alarmism, despite the election of climate skeptic President Trump and his policies to unleash the American energy sector.

The question to be addressed here is: Does ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods’ promotion of climate alarmism break the law?

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How s-wheat it is… climate bedwetters get it wrong again

Below is a woeful Washington Post headline from 2016.

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No… UK CO2 emissions are not declining

We have been peppered this week by the headline, “Britain has first coal-free week in over a century.” This storyline is fake news.

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Study: State wind/solar mandates are a costly failure

Wind and solar mandates are more way more expensive than the imaginary problem of global warming.

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Study: Drought not linked with manmade CO2

If you’re blaming drought in 1900 on manmade CO2 emissions (when CO2 was about 296 ppm or 114 ppm CO2 ago), you are essentially saying that drought has nothing to do with manmade CO2.

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Batteries cannot make renewables reliable

It would cost an estimated $3.6 BILLION worth of batteries to back up a 100MW (smallish) wind farm so that it could supply a single day’s worth of power.

Source: CFACT Web | PDF

Oh no… Lindsey Graham backslides into climate bedwetting

Kavanaugh-confirmation hero Sen Lindsey Graham wants to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by introducing a GOP climate plan, backsliding into John McCain-ism. He must not have read my Wall Street Journal op-ed.

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The New York Times (Henry) Fountain of glacier disinformation

Last week, we busted New York Times climate Henry Fountain on the Mt. Rainier glacier. Today, Fountain weeps for Switzerland’s Trift glacier.

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Is global warming sinking Waikiki… or is Waikiki just sinking?

Inquiring minds want to know.

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Wind/solar mandates are a costly fail, reports UChicago study

Even minimal increases (1-4%) in wind/solar raise electricity prices 11-17%. Reducing CO2 emissions costs $130 to $460 per ton. Disaster. Don’t believe us. Believe the climate bedwetters at the University of Chicago.

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NYTimes busts itself… Mount Rainier glacier melting not due to CO2

This is today’s New York Times front page. The NYT blames the retreat of the Mount Rainier glacier (about a mile over the past 100 years) on carbon dioxide. But…

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Despite climate arm-waving, World Bank finances burning more coal, oil and gas

More inconvenient truth reported by the German NGO Urgewald: “The World Bank’s active energy project finance significantly favors fossil fuels over renewable energy — $21 billion to $7 billion”… about 25% of which is coal. Emissions are never going down.

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