Climate Disclosure Regulations on the Horizon: What You Need to Know
As we move closer to fall, the Securities and Exchange Commission is gearing up to release a game-changing rule. This new regulation will compel companies to unveil their climate risk, marking a pivotal moment in corporate transparency. Adding to this wave of change, California recently passed groundbreaking climate rules, making it mandatory for large companies to disclose their climate-related information, starting in 2026.
With a growing concern about climate change among consumers and investors, the demand for more comprehensive climate-related data is on the rise. This heightened interest is expected to surge as these new regulations pave the way for more accessible information.
To provide you with valuable insights into where the companies you engage with and invest in stand regarding climate responsibility, USA TODAY is excited to announce our partnership with Statista, a prominent market data company. Building upon last year’s analysis, which focused on companies’ progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from 2019 to 2021, we’re gearing up for our 2024 ranking. This time, we will be evaluating data spanning from 2020 to 2022, offering a fresh perspective on corporate climate efforts in the United States