Congressional Hearings Reveal Oil Companies Knew Natural Gas Was Not a Climate Solution
Recent documents and testimonies highlight major oil companies' continuous deception about the climate impacts of natural gas, despite public green claims.
- Internal documents from major oil companies reveal they were aware of the climate risks associated with natural gas, contradicting their public portrayal of it as a green fuel.
- A congressional hearing exposed how oil companies have manipulated public perception and policy by falsely promoting natural gas as a sustainable option.
- Testimonies from experts and lawmakers during the hearing emphasized the oil industry's long-standing strategies to mislead the public on climate issues.
- Legal implications loom as the new evidence could bolster numerous lawsuits alleging that oil companies deliberately misled the public about climate change.
- The revelations call into question the sincerity of oil companies' commitments to climate agreements and their role in hindering meaningful climate action.