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Union of Concerned Scientists-led study quantifies impacts of emissions of major fossil fuel producers on global temperature & sea level rise

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Climate change causes compensation conundrum

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Commentary: Big Oil must pay for climate change. Now we can calculate how much

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Commentary: Responsible for what? Carbon producer CO2 contributions and the energy transition

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The rise in global atmospheric CO2, surface temperature, and sea level from emissions traced to major carbon producers

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Tracing who’s responsible for temperature increase and sea level rise

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Shell declined to respond

Sequenza temporale

Climate change causes compensation conundrum

Commentary: Big Oil must pay for climate change. Now we can calculate how much

Commentary: Responsible for what? Carbon producer CO2 contributions and the energy transition

The rise in global atmospheric CO2, surface temperature, and sea level from emissions traced to major carbon producers

Tracing who’s responsible for temperature increase and sea level rise

ConocoPhillips response

Peabody Energy response

Total response

Shell declined to respond

ExxonMobil did not respond

BP response

Chevron declined to respond