Exxon Chief to Trump: Don't Withdraw From Paris Climate Deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : He has acknowledged the relationship between emissions from humanity's use of fossil fuels and climate change.
50% : "The Exxon chief also called for global standards to account for carbon dioxide emissions, a system that would serve as the basis for governments to set regulatory standards.
49% : Exxon is poised to spend around $3 billion this year on projects meant to provide alternatives to fossil fuels or reduce emissions, the Swiss bank UBS estimates.
46% : Oil and gas companies' participation in annual U.N. climate talks rankles some environmentalists who worry that executives and lobbyists will press negotiators to preserve too big a role for fossil fuels in the energy industry.
35% : "Trump and his administrations have talked about coming back into government and bringing common sense back into government.

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