Reports of ExMo's Reform Prove Premature

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Anyone celebrating ExxonMobilโ€™s recent announcement that it acknowledges the truth of climate change can stick the cork back in the bottle. While Exxonโ€™s vice president for public affairs, Kenneth Cohen cast climate cange as undeniable, ExMo CEO Rex Tillerson made it clear yesterday that the company is still happily clinging to doubt.

โ€œMy understanding is thereโ€™s not a clear 100 percent conclusion drawn,โ€ Tillerson told an industry gathering in Houston. โ€œNobody can conclusively 100 percent know how this is going to play out. I think thatโ€™s important.โ€

Tillerson also said he sees no role for Exxon in helping to develop alternatives like ethanol, quipping, โ€œI donโ€™t have a lot of technology to add to moonshine.โ€

It looks like the deniers might be able to count on a few more years of ExMo funding , after all.

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