The U.S. Justice Department's investigation into a global hacking campaign against climate activists reveals a direct connection to ExxonMobil and its lobbyist, DCI Group. Prosecutors are focusing on Amit Forlit, an Israeli investigator believed to have orchestrated the attacks. Evidence suggests DCI was commissioned by ExxonMobil to gather intelligence to hinder climate lawsuits, while simultaneously consulting for progressive causes through the New Venture Fund. This dual relationship raises serious questions about the motivations behind targeting climate advocates during a critical time for fossil fuel accountability.
Federal prosecutors are trying to extradite an Israeli private investigator, Amit Forlit, who allegedly orchestrated a hacking campaign aimed at American climate activists.
This investigation has revealed a troubling connection between the hacking operation and major players in the fossil fuel industry, especially ExxonMobil and its lobbyist DCI Group.
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