ExMo Pays Scientists $10,000 To Trash IPCC Report

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Scientists and economists have been offered companies $10,000 each by a lobby group funded by ExxonMobil to undermine the IPCC‘s new Fourth Assessment Report. The report surfaced a day after one of the most notorious and reviled US Skeptics, Richard Lindzen, was featured on CNN‘s Larry Kingย Live.

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