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ExxonKnews shines a light on fossil fuel industry disinformation, spending, and influence, and the growing movement for climate accountability.
Senior reporter for ExxonKnews, a project of the Center for Climate Integrity.
Delaney Nolan is a journalist based in New Orleans. Her debut novel, HAPPY BAD, is out Oct 14.
Environment reporter, The Lens NOLA, Report for America corps member working on the Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk from New Orleans⚜️ | she/they\ud83c\udf08 www.delaneydryfoos.com
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