California Moves Toward Broad Emissions Rules for Big Business

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(Bloomberg) -- The California Assembly passed legislation Monday that would require large corporations to disclose their direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions, marking the most sweeping effort to date by a state to track the climate impact of business.

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