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- 1ExxonMobil's own scientists doubted the climate fixes it promoted●ExxonMobil's own scientists doubted climate fixes the company hyped https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/10/exxonmob
ExxonMobil's internal scientists reportedly expressed doubts about the effectiveness of climate solutions the company publicly promoted, according to new reporting by Ars Technica. The revelations suggest a gap between the company's outward messaging on climate technologies and what its own experts believed privately, renewing scrutiny of the oil major's climate communications.
- 2Boulder sues ExxonMobil and Suncor over climate claims●Washington Post. . The city and county of Boulder are accusing ExxonMobil and Suncor energy of allegedly misleading the public about the impact on climate change. The companies deny any wrongdoing and say the Supreme Court should toss out the suit. h
The city and county of Boulder, Colorado, are suing ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy, accusing the companies of misleading the public about their products' role in climate change. Both companies deny any wrongdoing and are asking the US Supreme Court to throw out the case. The dispute is the latest in a series of climate-liability lawsuits brought by US municipalities against major oil producers.
- 3Internal files deepen evidence of ExxonMobil climate deception●Internal files add to evidence of an ExxonMobil climate deception campaign. Via @arstechnica #ClimateChange 🌎♨️ Internal
Newly reported internal files add to evidence that ExxonMobil ran a decades-long campaign to deceive the public about climate change, according to Ars Technica. The documents are described as strengthening claims that the company knew of climate risks while publicly downplaying them. Commenters sharing the story are framing it as further confirmation of long-standing allegations against the oil giant.
- 4Internal files strengthen proof of ExxonMobil climate deception campaign●🔸Des dossiers internes renforcent la preuve d’une campagne de tromperie climatique d’ExxonMobil https:// arstechnica.com
Newly reported internal documents indicate ExxonMobil's own scientists doubted the climate fixes the company publicly promoted, adding to evidence of a long-running deception campaign about climate change. The documents are being discussed as significant for ongoing lawsuits and scrutiny of the oil major's climate record in the United States.
- 5Internal files deepen evidence of ExxonMobil climate deception campaign●Internal files add to evidence of an ExxonMobil climate deception campaign # environment https:// arstechnica.com/tech-p
Newly reported internal files add to evidence that ExxonMobil ran a decades-long campaign to downplay climate change. The documents show the company's own scientists doubted the technological climate fixes Exxon publicly promoted, even as the firm marketed those solutions. Critics say the files strengthen claims that the oil giant misled investors and the public about climate science, fuelling renewed calls for accountability and litigation.