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The “Double Counting” Argument Won’t Stop California From Mandating Scope 3 Carbon Emission Disclosures

Business lobbyists, in their efforts to persuade regulators to decline to require Scope 3 carbon emission disclosures, have been leaning heavily on the argument that the category is inherently impractical because it double-counts what it purports to measure. The argument, though, has failed to prevent the State of California from adopting that very disclosure requirement.
Michael Kraten
December 13, 2023
deforestation
ESG/Sustainability

European Companies’ Supply Chains That Incorporate Seven Important Commodities Will Be Impacted by the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

Once again leveraging its position as the world’s third largest economy, the EU continues to lead the world in protecting the global environment. The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which became effective on June 29, 2023, will impact agricultural, forestry and business practices around the world.
Allen Campbell
November 8, 2023
deforestation
ESG/Sustainability

New Canadian Modern Slavery Law

The Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Supply Chains Act was enacted on May 3, 2023, and becomes effective in January 2024. It requires in-scope companies and all government organizations in Canada to provide annual reports on how they manage forced labor/child labor risks – in their own operations and their product supply chains.
Allen Campbell
October 25, 2023