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Among S&P 500 companies, more than 80% of all issuers disclose Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, while about 55%-85% also disclose Scope 3 [emissions].

January 9, 2024

Navigating California Senate Bills 261 and 253 and the Evolving Landscape of Climate Disclosure

Navigating California Senate Bills 261 and 253 and the Evolving Landscape of Climate Disclosure

Below is an excerpt from ISS-Corporate’s recently released report “Navigating California Senate Bills 261 and 253 and the Evolving Landscape of Climate Disclosure”. The full report is available on the ISS-Corporate online library.

California continues to be at the forefront of environmental regulation, enacting the Climate-Related Financial Risk Act (SB261) and the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) in October 2023. The new legislation adds to a broader global trend of stricter and more extensive climate disclosure requirements for companies.

In this report, ISS-Corporate breaks down the new regulation and looks at what type of companies and industries are currently the best prepared to meet the new standards. We also take a look at the steps that companies should take to get ready for evolving disclosure requirements in both the U.S. and Europe.

Read the full report >


By:
Sara Derian, Associate, Sustainability Advisory – Americas, ISS-Corporate
Daniel Feinberg, Senior Associate, Sustainability Advisory – Americas, ISS-Corporate

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