Which option best supports the community's basic liberties?

Option $1$

Continue purchasing OSL from Bresnet, but work out the terms of a deal with Jackson Chemicals in the meantime. Once everything is in place, terminate the Bresnet contract and switch manufacturing partners so there's no lapse in G$-$BioSport's supply chain.

Option $2$

Because Bresnet has not committed to the virtue of transparency or improvement by voluntarily reducing its environmental impact, announce that you will end your contract with them under the adverse impact clause and partnering with Jackson Chemicals. Phase out the contract over six months to show compassion to Bresnet's workers and give all parties time to adjust.

Option $3$

Engage a law firm to issue a legal opinion that Bresnet's manufacturing processes are fully compliant within Parovia. Use that opinion as the basis for continuing to purchase OSL from Bresnet with no changes to their manufacturing process.

Option $4$

To demonstrate the virtue of moral courage, unilaterally and immediately terminate the contract under the adverse impact clause, even though G$-$BioSport's business may suffer. As quickly as possible, negotiate a contract for the purchase of OSL from Jackson Chemicals.

Option $5$

Meet with the CEO of Bresnet and notify them that G$-$BioSport will have to terminate the contract unless they take steps to modify their manufacturing process to stop the pollution within $30$ days. Explain that EnviroHelp will contribute money if Bresnet will work toward the higher standards but refuse to financially support the project because the burden for meeting the contract terms is on Bresnet.

Option $6$

To honor the social contract with the community as well as your signed contract with Bresnet, explain to Brenset that it must modify its manufacturing process to eliminate the pollution and provide notice of the current hazard. To ensure that those without power are protected despite Bresnet's lack of funds, explain that your company will partner with EnviroHelp and cover the costs, but that Bresnet must move toward compliance with the UN Paris Agreement.