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Nature and social aspects of climate-related risks and opportunities
IFRS S2 requires an entity to disclose information about its climate-related risks and opportunities. Entities might identify climate-related risks and opportunities at the nexus of climate and nature (for example, those related to water or deforestation), as well as those closely associated with socioeconomic aspects, such as the just transition to a lower-carbon economy. Stakeholders […]
Read moreAddressing Scope 3: A Start Here Guide
A guide for leaders of companies of all sizes to understand the basics of Scope 3 emissions and how companies should begin to take credible action. The guidance, by the Embedding Project, is anchored in the real-world experience of companies that are already navigating this journey.
Read moreSubmission to the Premier and the BC Government on Strengthening Climate Resilience in the Financial Services and Corporate Sectors
The Canada Climate Law Initiative submits that four key policy recommendations have the potential to considerably enhance the British Columbia government’s oversight of financial services and support the corporate sector in the transition to a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions economy.
Read moreSubmission to BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA)
The Canada Climate Law Initiative submits that three key policy recommendations have the potential to considerably enhance the British Columbia government’s oversight of financial services.
Read moreNature Strategy Handbook
The Nature Strategy Handbook is a practical guide to support all businesses in developing a nature strategy. The Handbook builds on guidance from the ACT-D High-Level Business Actions on Nature to show the key components of a credible nature strategy, taking into account the requirements of various frameworks, guidance and regulations. It provides a set […]
Read moreSubmission to Alberta Government on Strengthening Climate Resilience in the Financial Services Sector
The Canada Climate Law Initiative submits that three key policy recommendations have the potential to considerably enhance the Alberta government’s oversight of financial services.
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