Exxon Mobil chief Woods gets almost $37m in total pay 

Darren Woods was awarded almost 200 times the median pay for an Exxon worker

The oil major also recommended its investors vote against calls to cut executive pay incentives for greenhouse gas emission reductions, an additional pay report on gender and racial bias and an extra report on plastic pollution.

Exxon Mobil chief executive Darren Woods received $36.9m (€34m) in total pay last year, up nearly 3% from a year earlier, the oil major said in a regulatory filing. 

And in proxy filing ahead of its May annual meeting of shareholders, Exxon recommended its investors vote against all proposals submitted by a minority of shareholders.