Posted on February 4 2010 by zerofootprint and filed in Climate Change, Green Business + Investment
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Message: Companies must consider whether the impact of existing and potential climate legislation and regulation is material and warrants disclosure, according to the guidance announced yesterday. Companies should also consider and disclose any material risks or impacts from international accords or treaties related to climate change, the SEC said. Reporting companies must also disclose material, indirect consequences of regulation or business trends such as decreased demand for goods that produce significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. “This area of indirect consequences is a more challenging area to put into practice,” said Bill Thomas, a Washington, DC-based lawyer in the environmental and climate change practice of Skadden, Arps. Continue Reading at: http://www.wbcsd.org/ http://www.zerofootprintfoundation.org/122941/
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