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IPCC Report's Analysis of Fossil Fuel Industry Excluded From Policymakers' Brief
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"Unlike the research-heavy chapters, which are controlled entirely by the scientists who research and write them, the Summary for Policymakers must be approved by government representatives from 195 countries around the world; the approval process for this year’s mitigation report was the longest and most contentious in the history of the IPCC. According to leaked reports, representatives from Saudi Arabia in particular argued for multiple references to carbon capture and storage and the watering down of language on shutting down fossil fuel production.
Oil company representatives were also included in this process as both authors and editors of the report, which has been the case since the IPCC began. For the latest report, a senior staffer for Saudi Aramco — Saudia Arabia’s state-owned oil and gas company — was one of the two coordinating lead authors, a position of considerable influence, for the chapter on cross-sector perspectives. A longtime Chevron staffer was also the review editor for the chapter on energy systems."
https://truthout.org/articles/ipcc-reports-analysis-of-fossil-fuel-industry-excluded-from-policymakers-brief/
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This report was especially controversial because it is the first time they discussed not possible future consequences of climate change, but actual, current and past consequences.
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