Sentence examples for climate disclosure from inspiring English sources
Mandatory climate disclosure obligations were strengthened in France last July, under the country's energy transition and green economy law.
This would take the form of a Climate Disclosure Task Force,which would set a voluntary standard for disclosure by companies that produce or emit carbon.
The environmental legal NGO is one of the organisations behind the call, alongside The Carbon Tracker Initiative, CDP and the Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB).
One proposal, he added, was the creation of an industry-led group, a climate disclosure taskforce, to design and deliver a voluntary standard for disclosure by those companies that produce or emit carbon.
We argue that climate disclosure practices and regulation have provided an opportunity to reinforce the ideological landscape of neoliberalism.
This is why in his role as the chair of the Financial Stability Board, Carney, launched a new industry-led task force at the Paris climate summit in December 2015 to help drive a more consistent approach to climate disclosure.
Now, newly released evidence based on the climate disclosures from more than 4,000+ suppliers provides further support for the focus of the task force; quite simply, it shows that disclosure works.
The report also establishes a correlation between good climate change disclosure and strong financial performance.
For now, however, Amazon has sniffed at climate change disclosure, saying that it does not believe that "preparing an ad hoc climate change report is an efficient use of time and resources".
Is this a way to support a thinly spread police force that hasn't got nearly enough resources to deal with the number of offenders in this climate of disclosure, historic inquiries and increased public awareness?
Titled "Climate Risk Disclosure by Insurers," the report found that, despite a broad industry consensus on increased risks from climate change, on average only one in eight insurance companies has a formal climate change policy in place — and that such policies tend to focus narrowly on extreme coastal weather.
