Memorandum for the Petitioners |159 involves meaningful consultation with potentially affected groups and other relevant stakeholders in the Philippines, in accordance with Principle 18 of the UNGPs;"° d) Take action to mitigate the greenhouse gas emissions from their operations and products”! in line with the best available science, UNGPs; and in accordance with Principle 13 Track the effectiveness of their response by fully reporting on their total greenhouse gas emissions (including across the full life-cycle of their products), as well as proposed actions to mitigate their emissions into the future, including appropriate emissions reduction targets and investments into renewable energy. This should be transparently produced and documented, in order to fully comply with Principles 20-21 of the UNGPs.”” D.2. In order to reduce, mitigate, and prevent the risks their climate polluting products pose to the Filipino people, the respondent Carbon Majors must communicate in their plans the following: How they are aligning their business models to a global average temperature level -- as supported by the best available science -- that avoids or minimizes dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system or, at the very minimum, with a carbon budget that provides the greatest possibility of meeting the politically agreed 1.5°C temperature goal in the Paris Agreement, b) An acknowledgement that aligning with standards that exceeds the current level of warming at 1°C -- such as 2°C, well-below 2°C, and 1.5°C -- would deny the opportunity for all Filipinos the opportunity to fully vindicate their fundamental rights in the context of climate change, given that Filipinos are already experiencing climate-related harms;’3 39 Id. pp. 64-65. Tl Id. p. 65. 22 Ibid, 233 Id. p. 77.