Memorandum for the Petitioners | 65 D.8. Respondent Carbon Majors’ purported commitments to human rights and climate change are inconsistent with their business models 5.125.Since petitioners’ submission of their Petition, Amended Petition, and Consolidated Reply, along with other documentary exhibits, with the Honorable Commission, several respondents have included in their published human rights and climate change commitments more details on strategies purporting to support the Paris Agreement goal of keeping global temperature increase to well-below 2°C. However, the information in the majority of the respondents’ publications do not still outline plans and actions that the petitioners -- in line with the views of climate science and human rights experts -- envision as adequate to address the social, economic, and human rights implications of climate change. A copy of a summary of respondents’ corporate statements on climate change and human rights and their commitments, scores, and grades are attached hereto and made integral parts hereof as Annexes “D” and “E,” respectively. 5.126.The summary of corporate statements on climate change and human rights includes powerful data. Eight (8) respondent Carbon Majors signed up to the Paris Pledge for Action, demonstrating support for “meeting or exceeding” the goal of limiting temperature rise to less than 2°C.?% Eighteen (18) respondent Carbon Majors” are listed as UN Global Compact participants, acknowledging the responsibilities of business to support and respect human rights, including the rights of workers, and to protect the environment by taking a “precautionary approach to environmental challenges,” among other matters.?”5 5.127,.The table of commitments, scores, and grades also provides snapshots from useful tools -- developed by UCS, CDP, and InfluenceMap -that evaluate the performance, or lack of performance in this case, of many of the respondent Carbon Majors on matters relating to climate change.” None of the respondent Carbon Majors are doing anywhere near enough to address the climate crisis Filipinos are facing today. 23 Anglo American, BHB Billiton, Cemex, Eni, LafargeHolcim, Repsol, Rio Tinto, and Total are listed as non-party stakeholders who joined the Paris Pledge for Action. See Annex “D” hereof. 2 Anglo American, BHB Billiton, BP, Cemex, Eni, Glencore, Heidlelberg Cement, Hess, Lukoil, OMV, Repsol, Rio Tinto, Rosneft, Royal Dutch Shell, RWE, Sasol, Suncor, and Total are listed as UN Global Compact participants. See Annex “D” hereof. 2"5 The Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact, available at https://www.unglobalcompact.org/what-isgc/mission/principles (last accessed on 12 September 2019). 276 See Annex “E” hereof.