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describe levels of advocacy without subjectivity. As the Sultan's actions/role both as a climate advocate and as a fossil fuels executive are covered amply elsewhere in the paragraph and in the rest of the article, and the paragraph still makes sense without this sentence, I would like to suggest removing this sentence to preserve a neutral tone.
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Regarding the last point: the article also states: "For more than a decade he has tried to position the
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I've had a look through some sources and am inclined to favor changing the wording to "production capacity." I can't find any sources that say Adnoc planned to raise actual output to 4 million barrels a day, not even the BBC source currently in the article. (Would like to see the sources
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National Oil Company section, the first line is "Al Jaber has tried to position himself as an environmental advocate". The wording of the original New York Times source refers to "serving as an environmental advocate" rather than "trying to position" but it is hard to
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climate talks. His appointment as head of the COP28 climate talks was strongly criticized by environmentalists due to his track record at ADNOC. As head of ADNOC, Al Jaber has overseen a substantial expansion of gas and oil production at the same time that
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I've added the blurb regarding the COP28 agreement. I won't include this in the lead at this point, since the agreement did receive criticism, and its mainly about COP28, not Al Jaber. If other editors think it belongs into the lead, I'll add it
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The difference is a little trivial, since obviously companies increase output capacity with the goal of increasing output, but if we're citing an actual number I'd err on the side of the exact wording the source uses.
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Can this be updated from designate to president (as he did carry out this role), and could a sentence be added to indicate the international response to his work in this capacity. The new text would read as follows:
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for weighing in and taking a close look at these sources (though I do have to note my disagreement on the 1.5 billion point, as this is referring to the same 2030 capacity projections as the other bpd figures).
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