Justina: Currently, divesting has little incremental impact on the cost of capital, so it does not have a meaningful effect on real investment decisions. While it is critical to invest proactively in climate solutions, we also know that it will be incredibly difficult to achieve climate goals unless we are successful at pushing the largest and most egregious polluters to transition. Instead of divesting, we believe in investing selectively and using shareholder engagement to push for reductions in real economy emissions at scale. Selectivity is key. There are large differences between companies actively funding climate science denial and those investing significantly more in renewable energy than in oil & gas operations. The laggards in adopting new technologies and markets are not well-positioned to compete in the future low-carbon economy. Eventually, they will see their dominance erode and face significant transition and stranded asset risks.