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Chicago takes on oil giants in climate lawsuit

A lawsuit alleges that BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil, and Shell have damaged Chicago by undermining scientific credibility, while their products contribute to devastating effects such as intense storms, floods, extreme heat, and coastal erosion.

Brett Chase reports for the Chicago Sun-Times.

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Bottled water giant admits to environmental "puffery"

Bottled water giant admits to environmental "puffery"

BlueTriton, owner of Poland Spring and other brands of water packaged in plastic, stated in a court filing that its claims of sustainability are “vague and hyperbolic.”

Amazon is drastically undercounting its carbon footprint

The company has marketed itself as a climate change leader, but a private emissions report obtained by Reveal highlights the pitfalls of relying on voluntary commitments.
D.C. attorney general sues oil and gas companies, alleging industry misled public about climate change

D.C. attorney general sues oil and gas companies, alleging industry misled public about climate change

Lawsuit from Karl A. Racine’s office asserts that companies engaged in a decades-long, multimillion-dollar campaign to deceive D.C. consumers about fossil fuels and climate change.
Wall Street Journal commentary grossly misleads readers about science of sea level rise
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Wall Street Journal commentary grossly misleads readers about science of sea level rise

"The article has almost nothing to do with the modern state of sea-level science. The author (Fred Singer) tries to call into question that global warming causes sea-level rise, and does so by cherry-picking a short segment of data from 1915-1945, a time when data quality is poor and the warming signal small."

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