Although the company has made noises suggesting it's seen the light on global warming, a new report from Greenpeace shows that they're still the major funder of climate change-denying groups. So, asks Marc Gunther, what's the real story?
Last winter, ExxonMobil told reporters that it was cutting back on its its funding to groups that challenge the science of global warmings. Jeffrey Ball of The Wall Street Journal and Steven Mufson of...
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