chp1: mention exxon knew about climate change first

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diff --git a/bibliography.bib b/bibliography.bib
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+@article{supran-2023,
+    title={Assessing ExxonMobil’s global warming projections},
+    author={Supran, G. and Rahmstorf, S. and Oreskes, N.},
+    date={2023-01-13},
+    journal={Science},
+    volume={379},
+    number={6628},
+    doi={10.1126/science.abk0063},
+}
+
 @book{taskale-2016,
     title={Post-politics in context},
     author={Taskale, Ali Riza},
diff --git a/chapter1.md b/chapter1.md
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@@ -157,14 +157,17 @@ science, but our political leaders didn't listen' [@no-one-is-too-small, p. 134]
 
 However, there's no particular reason to think that the fossil fuel industry is
 irrational or unscientific. In fact, fossil fuel companies are some of the
-world's most scientifically capable organisations. Fossil fuel extraction makes
-intensive use of technological and scientific resources, from the geological
-surveying needed to identify reserves to the hydraulic engineering needed to
-pump gas and oil from underground or subsea reservoirs. Despite these
-technological and scientific challenges, fossil fuel companies rank among the world's
-profitable. Adding together the most recent annual profits from the five largest
-state-owned fossil fuel companies and the five largest public fossil fuel
-companies produces a number well over $500 billion [@energy-profits-jun-25].
+world's most scientifically capable organisations. Scientists at ExxonMobil were
+among the first to understand the causal link between climate change and fossil
+fuel combustion as a result of pioneering research in the 1970s [@supran-2023].
+Fossil fuel extraction itself makes intensive use of technological and scientific
+resources, from the geological surveying needed to identify reserves to the
+hydraulic engineering needed to pump gas and oil from underground or subsea
+reservoirs. Despite these technological and scientific challenges, fossil fuel
+companies rank among the world's profitable. Adding together the most recent
+annual profits from the five largest state-owned fossil fuel companies and the
+five largest public fossil fuel companies produces a number well over $500
+billion [@energy-profits-jun-25].
 
 Even the production of so-called 'fake science' can be seen as the result of the
 fossil fuel industry acting rationally on the basis of the scientific evidence.