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None of those except maybe indirectly the lobbying meet what the resolution is asking for, which is that Exxon control how customers use their products.
by imgabe 3y ago
None of those except maybe indirectly the lobbying meet what the resolution is asking for, which is that Exxon control how customers use their products.
- pjc50 3y agoWhere is the full text of the resolution? It doesn't seem to be linked from anywhere obvious. Like I say, the closest analogy is Philip Morris: the product is inherently harmful.
- jamesmstone 3y agoExon could buy offset on behalf of their customer's expected emissions. (which I guess would indirectly increase the cost for their customers) . or they could give discounts to their customers that show they have reduced their emissions through various initiatives , eg buying cleaner buses