"Do you lack the knowledge to answer my question or are you refusing to answer my question?," Tillerson responded, "A little of both." In response, ExxonMobil has provided Schneiderman with more than 700,000 pages of documents relating to climate change. Meanwhile, in April 2016, Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healey issued her own civil demand, seeking 40 years of climate change documents from ExxonMobil. But the New York and Massachusetts investigations are not the only ones focused on ExxonMobil and climate change. Given the ongoing fraud investigations against his company, the Senate should not confirm Tillerson, especially if he refuses to address senators' questions, right now, about ExxonMobil and climate change.

Source: Huffington Post January 12, 2017 21:05 UTC