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c)
The actual, real emissions from its products and
operations, and not just the company’s “net carbon
footprint;””34
d)
What steps they are taking to commence a just and
managed decline of the fossil fuel industry that ensures a
just transition for the workers and communities that
depend on it;”*> and
e)
Whether
they
projects, 7° and
are
renewable energy.
investing
how
in
much
they
any
are
new
fossil
fuel
science
and
investing
into
D.3.
In order to advance appropriate
solutions to climate change that will
improve the lives and livelihoods of
Filipinos, the respondent Carbon
Majors must:
a)
Renounce
b)
Publish company policies and procedures governing
lobbying, both direct and indirect, and grassroots lobbying
communications on domestic climate-related legislation
and international policy including the companies’
positions on specific climate-related measures such as: (i)
climate science and research, (ii) renewable energy targets;
(iii) vehicle fuel efficiency standards; (iv) fossil fuel
production and consumption subsidies including tax
breaks; (v) climate finance; (vi) mitigation, (vii)
adaptation, (viii) loss and damage; and (ix) other related
measures;”?®
c)
Publicly support ambitious climate policies, including
measures to keep coal, oil, and gas in the ground; and
d)
Provide
disinformation
policy;””
a process
by
on
which
climate
they
will
fully
disclose
climate-related risks of their business to all stakeholders,
including communities affected by climate change.
734 See e.g. Muttitt, G. (2019), Shell Emissions Still Going Up, Despite Accounting Device, supra note 611.
®5 See e.g. Muttitt, G. The Sky's Limit: Why the Paris Climate Goals Require a Managed Decline of Fossil
Fuel Production, supra note 719.
736 Id.
737 Union of Concerned Scientists (2018), supra note 219.
738 Petitioners’ Consolidated Reply, pp. 58-59, also available at https://securedstatic. greenpeace.org/seasia/ph/PageFiles/73529 1/Human_Rights_and_Climate_Change_Consolidated_Re
ply_2_10_17.pdf?_ga=2.245089797. 1407701369. 156855 1817-120434268 1.1567606580 (last accessed on
12 September 2019).
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