information voluntarily. The idea is that, with uniform required information, investors would be able to compare companies within industries and sectors.
Climate activists and investor groups have clamored for mandatory disclosure of information that would be uniformly required of all companies. The advocates estimate that excluding companies’ indirect emissions would leave out some 75% of greenhouse gas emissions. On the other hand, major business interests and Republican officials — reaching down to the state level — began mobilizing against the climate disclosures long before the SEC unveiled the proposed rules Monday, exposing the sharply divided political dynamic of the climate issue.
Biden has made slowing climate change a top priority and has set a target to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 52% below 2005 levels by 2030. He also has said he expects to adopt a clean-energy standard that would make electric power carbon-free by 2035, along with the wider goal of net-zero carbon emissions through the economy by 2050.
If there’s one thing the swift sanctions on Russia has shown me it’s that we could make MAJOR changes to slow the process of climate change if our governments were truly motivated
اجتماع شرم الشيخ الان وهو ضم حرب ليبيا لاوكرانيا لصالح روسيا على حساب امريكا واوروبا