ExxonMobil. Photo: AP/Matt Brown
The ban had been sought by the European Parliament's largest political groups after the energy company refused to send representatives to answer lawmakers' questions about claims it knowingly misled the public on climate change.
April 16, 2019 at 03:48 PM
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U.S. oil and gas giant ExxonMobil has narrowly escaped losing special access rights to the European Parliament.
Senior members of the European Parliament rejected a demand from the assembly’s largest political groups to withdraw special access badges for ExxonMobil staff, after the energy company refused to send representatives to answer lawmakers’ questions about claims it knowingly misled the public on climate change.
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