If companies actually gave a shit about climate risks down the line and developed significantly different ways on how to reduce co2 emissions this would not be an issue. As it stands, the world is forced to import and consume an insane amount of oil to keep the lights on. As far as I can tell no one says anything about what's happening in Nigeria regarding human rights violations so I guess who is to say about the victims who happen to not have fair skin.
I look around and see lots of people buying pickup trucks and SUVs with 4L+ engines for casual use, 3k+ sq ft houses for 3 or 4 people, and flying to Hawaii for vacation. None of it seems forced.
The world rewards the companies that give them what the world wants.
Most places don't import and consume much oil to keep the lights on. Worldwide only a small fraction of electricity production comes from burning petroleum products.
If companies such as Apple would also consider softer things like Human Rights, a lot would be different.
But companies will always do what brings in the most profit, such as the creative Latvian blend by Shell:
https://frontierindia.com/shell-to-buy-russian-oil-blend-lat...