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1920-1976 Creole Petroleum Corporation
1973 Standard Oil of New Jersey merged Humble Oil with its parent to become Exxon Company, USA in 1973.
1977 In 1977, he briefed some of Exxon’s top executives about the risks of burning fossil fuels. A year later, in recapping his presentation in an internal company memo, he wrote: “Present thinking holds that man has a time window of five to ten years before the need for hard decisions regarding changes in energy strategies might become critical.”
1979 “We are very pleased with Exxon’s research intentions related to the CO2 question. This represents very responsible action, which we hope will serve as a model for research contributions from the corporate sector,” said David Slade, manager of the federal government’s carbon dioxide research program at the Energy Department, in a May 1979 letter to Shaw. “This is truly a national and international service.”
1980 status report on Exxon’s climate modeling program
1980s Internal Exxon memos from the 1980s, for example, warned that continued fossil fuel use could inflict "catastrophic" harm on much of the world's population.
1981 Exxon’s Scoping Study on CO2
1982 global warming conference financed by Exxon in October
1989 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
1989-2001 Global Climate Coalition (GCC)
1999-Today ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM)
2006 The Guardian - The denial industry
2013 U.S. Ukraine Foundation - Victoria Nuland admits that the US has pumped $5 billion into Ukraine.
2014 Rex Tillerson who had made business deals on behalf of Exxon with President Vladimir Putin of Russia, opposed the sanctions against Russia.
2021 WSJ - Oil Giants Are Dealt Major Defeats on Climate-Change as Pressures Intensify Shell and Exxon lose landmark decisions on the same day, demonstrating growing threats to fossil-fuel companies from activists and investors
But rather than changing their business models, or even issuing a warning, many of these companies participated in an extensive campaign that misled the public about this coming crisis.
Esso Atlantic
Exxon Symbol
Exxonsecrets.org
Harold N. Weinberg
Henry Shaw
James F. Black
Jeffery Hildebrand
Kenneth Lay
Michael Jay Boskin
Mr. Strickland?
Oleaginous Diplomacy (Oil Diplomacy)
Prof Edwin R. Gilliland
Richard Werthamer
Roger Cohen (CO2 Coalition)
U.S. Ukraine Foundation (USUF)