Climate claims and greenwashing – the tightening net on supermajor climate commitments
The world’s biggest energy companies have been accused of greenwashing, according to a new study published in the journal Exxon Mobil. But what do these companies do about climate change and why are they doing more than paying the environmental agendas?
Source: offshore-technology.comPublished on 2022-04-07
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