And try to encourage the worst performing companies to also lift their game. They'll have to continue to develop their interests, I think, in the sustainability area. Their performance there, in terms of dealing with local communities, issues such as human rights, biodiversity, clean fuels, greenhouse gas emissions, processes within the company. And also developing the company as well, at the same time. There's increasing pressure for the world's biggest oil companies to change.
Shareholders are uncomfortable with companies which destroy the environment.
And the big polluters know that the current collapse of the Kyoto treaty is probably just a temporary reprieve from tough, future global emission controls. Yesterday, at BP's AGM in London, shareholders put forward a resolution, calling for the company to take a great lead in protecting the environment. Monica Richter, from Greenpeace. They are asking that BP state, very clearly, how long it's gonna take for them to move transition from fossil fuel, into renewable energy investment. That it's not business as usual.