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Extreme weather is rewriting risk and reshaping business decisions. But uniform climate disclosure standards still aren't consistently enforced. California is working to change that — and organizations like Ceres are helping to ensure that the rules are clear, workable, and meaningful for all stakeholders.
Overview
Drivers of Outrage
The corporate climate disclosure landscape is currently fragmented. Inconsistent or nonexistent company reporting leaves stakeholders less equipped to act with clarity.
$10TIN CLIMATE DAMAGES
The US is the top carbon emitter in history.
202US CLIMATE DISASTERS
From 2016-2025, there were 202 weather & climate disasters.
+75%SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS
Scope 3 emissions account for more than three-quarters of emissions.
$10TIN CLIMATE DAMAGES
The US is the top carbon emitter in history.
202US CLIMATE DISASTERS
From 2016-2025, there were 202 weather & climate disasters.
+75%SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS
Scope 3 emissions account for more than three-quarters of emissions.
Funding the Action
CARB opened a second rulemaking that will determine how Scope 3 emissions are reported.
Potential Outcomes
If the rulemaking process goes well, the final rules will be shaped by a wide range of voices.
This isn't about 'gotchas' — it's about getting ahead of very real risks.”
The Bigger Picture
Timeline
Ceres
Ceres is a nonprofit advocacy organization working to accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more just, and resilient world.
Emailseymour@ceres.org
URLceres.org