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"On Climate Change, It's Money vs. Mouth"

"A number of major United States corporations publicly support climate change science but contribute heavily to politicians and research groups that deny or play down the threat of global warming, according to a new study from the Union of Concerned Scientists."

"The study found that ExxonMobil, General Electric, Caterpillar and Boeing are among companies that play both sides of the fence, supporting groups that promote climate change science as well as those that seek to undercut it."

John M. Broder reports for the New York Times' Green blog May 30, 2012.

SEE ALSO:

"Energy Companies Say One Thing, Do the Opposite on Climate Change" (Mother Jones)

"Top US Companies Shelling Out To Block Action on Climate Change" (Guardian)

"Researchers See a Silent Majority Supporting Climate Change Action as a 'Social Issue'" (ClimateWire)

"Science Advocacy Group Maps Corporate Influence on  Climate Policy" (Greenwire/Subscription Only)

Source: Green (NYT), 05/31/2012