Whose Nose is Longer: Pinocchio's or ExxonMobil's?

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ExxonMobil criticised Greenpeace, the Kyoto treaty and the European carbon trading system yesterday but insisted it was not a “climate change denier” and said it wanted to play a constructive role in countering global warming.

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