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Exxon on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.

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Bloomberg PodcastsOct 19, 2026
France Riot Mayhem, Trump-Zelenskyy Feud, Europe’s Plastic Dumpsite | Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe...

“Um like when it comes to recycling, um Exxon Mobile is one company that has um explicitly criticized the EU for not doing enough to support new technologies. Um the block has explicitly um expressed a preference for traditional mechanical recycling um of the sort that's going on in Turkey to quite a great extent. Um Exxon is interested in neurochemical technologies um and it has said previously that the block is not doing enough to support those um those developing technologies.”

Exxon is criticized for opposing EU recycling preferences and pushing for neurochemical technologies not yet supported by regulators.

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Bloomberg PodcastsOct 7, 2026
Why Gas Flares Keep Burning Despite Big Oil’s 2030 Pledges | Bloomberg Businessweek

“Exxon accidental and diamond dip back um among those touting efforts to end that routine gas flaring. But as we said their flames keep spewing pollution around the world.”

Exxon is cited as one of the oil companies making pledges to eliminate gas flaring while their flames keep spewing pollution.

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Bloomberg PodcastsOct 6, 2026
Will Climate Lawsuits Survive Supreme Court Review? | Bloomberg Law

“The city of Boulder, Colorado, is suing Exon Mobile and Suncor Energy under state law, claiming the oil companies misled the public about the risks of climate change while simultaneously contributing to the problem by producing and promoting fossil fuels.”

The company is being sued for allegedly misleading the public about climate change risks while producing and promoting fossil fuels.

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