Shell and Exxon, two of the world's largest oil companies, are facing scrutiny over allegations of misleading carbon emissions projections. Environmental watchdogs claim that while both companies have publicly committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions, their internal strategies indicate ongoing expansion of fossil fuel production.
This discrepancy has led to accusations of greenwashing, where companies portray an environmentally responsible image without substantive action. Critics argue that these misleading projections undermine global efforts to combat climate change.
The debate centers on whether the companies are genuinely committed to sustainability or using it as a marketing strategy. The tension between public commitments and internal plans raises questions about corporate accountability in addressing climate change.
Original article Shell and Exxon Face Legal Pressure Over Carbon Emissions Forecasting
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