I mean, I get your point. The underlying data and studies should be analyzed and confirmed. But as the article mentions this is not the only study showing an un

I mean, I get your point. The underlying data and studies should be analyzed and confirmed. But as the article mentions this is not the only study showing an under reporting of emissions, and as you said oil companies have obvious incentives to under report. So the question is now "how much is being under reported", but not "are oil companies under reporting". >Which number is reality? Not the one the oil companies are telling us, which should be alarming.