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    Critics blast AP for pairing climate change with El Niño●@ czds AP News uses the phrase "climate change and El Nino" ? And? They aren't neighbours. Exxon raped climate. El NiñoMmastodonEnvironmentClimate31 h ago

    A dispute has erupted over news coverage that refers to "climate change and El Niño" as linked phenomena. One critic argues the two should not be treated as separate or neighbouring causes, claiming fossil fuel companies like Exxon bear responsibility for warming, and that El Niño appears in headlines only as a consequence of that damage. The post reflects wider frustration over how media frame extreme weather and its causes.

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    Supreme Court Case Seeks to Make Exxon and Suncor Pay for Climate Damage●Burned Cattle, Drought, Smoke-Choked Pastures—and the SCOTUS Case to Make Exxon and Suncor Pay https:// fed.brid.gy/r/htMmastodonEnvironmentClimate315 h ago

    A report by Mother Jones links drought, smoke-choked pastures and burned cattle in ranching country to a pending US Supreme Court case aimed at holding ExxonMobil and Suncor financially liable for climate-related harms. The piece argues the industry should compensate communities for damage from drought and wildfire. Readers are sharing it amid renewed attention to corporate climate liability litigation.

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    Campaigners brand deadly heat 'Exxon Heat' to blame oil firms●RE: https:// union.place/@ufwupdates/117374 542200646567 Exxon heat. The new weather of the oil company conspirators whoMmastodonEnvironmentClimate422 h ago

    United Farm Workers updates are circulating a pointed renaming of extreme heat, calling it 'Exxon Heat' to tie deadly heatwaves to oil companies and the politicians they funded. The post cites a July European heat event that killed 20,000 people and a Canadian heatwave three years ago blamed for 600 deaths, attributing both to CO2-driven warming caused by fossil fuel producers.