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The Planet Is Changing.
Some Knew and Said Nothing.
Decades of peer-reviewed science confirm what oil companies' own researchers documented in the 1970s: fossil fuel combustion is warming the planet. The data is not in dispute. The response has been.
The Numbers
1.5°C
above pre-industrial levels
The threshold scientists warned would trigger irreversible climate tipping points — now breached.
1977
Exxon's own scientists predicted this
Internal Exxon research accurately modeled global warming from fossil fuel combustion — 46 years before public acknowledgment.
$7T
in global fossil fuel subsidies in 2022
IMF estimate including implicit subsidies. Governments continue to underwrite the industry driving the crisis.
Climate Science
El Niño and the Warming Ocean
El Niño events — periodic warming of the central and eastern Pacific — are becoming more intense and more frequent as baseline ocean temperatures rise. The 2023–24 El Niño was among the strongest on record, driving record-breaking global temperatures. Understanding these cycles is essential to understanding what comes next.
Corporate Accountability
"Exxon's own scientists warned in 1982 that CO₂ emissions could raise global temperatures by 3°C by 2100. The company spent the next four decades funding climate denial."
— Based on internal Exxon documents, Harvard Study (2017), and Columbia University research (2023)
The fossil fuel industry did not stumble into climate denial. It was a deliberate, documented, and well-funded strategy. The evidence is in their own archives.
The data is clear.
What happens next is up to us.
Science does not act. People do. Governments do. Courts do. The evidence has been assembled. The question now is accountability.