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New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges ExxonMobil defrauded investigators with two sets of figures to assess impact of climate regulations. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)

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In April, ExxonMobil announced its initial plans to develop a “carbon hub” in Houston, a $100 billion investment.

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