Exxon lobbyist's loose tongue adds to oil giant's agony

Plus, why France's 'bonjour' to the U.S. offshore wind game could be important

Jul 1

Oil from the Exxon Valdez spill in 1989 is seen here covering the beach at Green Island in Prince William Sound. The spill, 10.8 million gallons of crude oil, is considered the worst in terms of environmental damage. This section of beach was signed off as being environmentally stable, but was re-oiled. Photo: Alaska Resources Library and Information Se…

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Exxon lobbyist's loose tongue adds to oil giant's agony

Plus, why France's 'bonjour' to the U.S. offshore wind game could be important

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