Great word, thanks! Here it is in context: Exxon’s ad in The Daily used a common climate misinformation technique called “paltering.” No individual sentence w

Great word, thanks! Here it is in context: Exxon’s ad in The Daily used a common climate misinformation technique called “paltering.” No individual sentence was 100 percent false, but together they created a misleading impression of the company and its climate efforts. If the Times’ fact-checks are only legal in nature, paltering would easily and always slip through. Oil companies would always be able to pay the Times to misrepresent themselves.