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20 Sep 2006

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ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil response to the Royal Society

"The Royal Society's letter and public statements to the media inaccurately and unfairly described our company...We agree with scientific assessments which conclude that climate change poses risks that may prove to be significant for society and ecosystems. Consequently, we should take, and ExxonMobil is taking, steps to reduce and minimize carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions from our own operations."