The New York attorney general is opposing a motion by Exxon objecting to two dropped charges in its climate fraud trial earlier this month. Photo credit: Drew Angerer/Getty Images By Karen Savage The New York attorney general’s office argued that Exxon is guilty of repeatedly deceiving shareholders about the risk posed to their investments…
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