Oxfam claims a small group of billionaires have climate emissions equal to 66% of the world’s population. The study isn’t even to the level of a middle school science project – it’s that bad. They include all emissions from companies, and their products sold to others – if a billionaire has an investment in the company. This is fake news and CNBC’s content mill fell for it.
In the 1990s, NBC News claimed Chevrolet trucks exploded upon crash impacts. NBC News staged a crash with hidden igniters and an intentional fuel leak to get their “video proof” but was eventually caught for faking the video. The NBC News president and 3 producers were fired, the reporter was moved to a local TV station, and NBC agreed to pay all legal costs.
Reporter who has a past history of secretly collaborating with the CIA to write fake news that conveyed CIA propaganda, now asserts government censorship was good, until the Republican’s blocked government censors.
CNBC just recycles old stories, over and over.
This article confuses “average” in the title, with “median” used in the report. Why do they do this?