Mobil and American Petroleum Institute are involved in efforts to sow doubt about climate science, alongside shared recognition of climate findings.

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Donations influenced corporate political priorities, and a documentary challenged corporate scientific claims. All 1 developments

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Al Gore
Vice President of the United States from 1993 to 2001 (born 1948)
- Al Gore and Chris Lehane discussed the necessity of the US beating China in the AI race, noting data center construction in Michigan.Tue 01:32
- Donald Trump was disappointed by the Brazilian election results, while a report noted that Haas worked for Al Gore in the 1990s.Sun 08:54
Mobil
former American oil company
- Executives tracked risks of plastics and vinyl chloride, while Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is noted as a figurehead for the Republican movement.Mon 17:32
- Exxon leads a consortium with CNOOC to begin oil production in Guyana.Mon 15:02
American Petroleum Institute
U.S. trade association for the oil and natural gas industry
- The Trump administration proposes scaling back the Biden-era rule to spur more domestic oil and gas drilling.Wed 23:34

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