of the number and intensity of transboundary and global environmental threats to the full enjoyment of human rights. Therefore, extraterritoriality is not a bar to the Commission’s exercise of authority, considering the transboundary nature of climate change and other environmental problems and the associated human rights implications. The Parties Petitioners Please contact the legal representatives as listed above. As of this filing, the Petitioners are supported by 1,288 people who have identified themselves as Filipinos. They pledged their support for this Petition on the Greenpeace Southeast Asia website. A webpage, greenpeace.org.ph/climatejustice, was created for expressions of support on June 5, 2015. For procedural convenience and practical reasons, all of the herein named organizational and individual Petitioners may be collectively served with summons and other processes issued from this Honourable Commission at Greenpeace Southeast Asia No. 30 JGS Bldg., Sct. Tuason, Brgy. Laging Handa, Quezon City, addressed to their Legal Representatives. Respondents The Respondents are all of the existing investor-owned Carbon Majors. The investor-owned Carbon Majors’ company names, principal business addresses, and addresses of branch and/or regional offices, if any, in the Philippines, are listed in Annex “C.” Petitioners request that notices, summons and pleadings be sent to the Respondent Carbon Majors through the national human rights institutions or institutional counterpart of the Honourable Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines in the countries where the Carbon Majors are based, if there is no address in the Philippines. If extraterritorial service of notice, summons, and pleadings, as well as the conduct of investigation, cannot be facilitated or are denied facilitation by the national human rights     11