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It’s time to lead on climate policy.

U.S. Federal Climate Policy Priorities

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How your business can benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act

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UPCOMING EVENTS

SEC Rule: Corporate Perspectives (C2ES)

Mach 28, 1pm ET (Virtual)
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A Briefing on the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rule (Ceres)

April 8, 12pm ET (Virtual)
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Climate Leadership Conference

May 21-23, Cleveland OH
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Climate leadership requires policy leadership.

Climate change poses an unprecedented threat to companies’ operations, value chains, employees and communities. The economic costs of climate change – from damage to facilities, disrupted operations and supply chains and lost productivity – are already in the hundreds of millions of dollars and expected to reach trillions. While voluntary actions to reduce emissions are important, only public policy can deliver reductions at the speed and scale needed to limit the worst impacts of climate change. That’s why climate policy advocacy is an essential element of corporate sustainability leadership.

3 essential actions to execute a science-based climate policy agenda

Advocate

for policies consistent with
achieving net-zero emissions
by 2050.

Align

your trade associations’ climate
policy advocacy with the goal
of net-zero emissions by 2050.

Allocate

advocacy spending to
advance climate policies,
not obstruct them.

Participating NGOs

These actions are endorsed by: BSR, C2ES, CDP North America, Ceres, Conservation International, Environmental Defense Fund, The Climate Group, Union of Concerned Scientists, World Resources Institute, World Wildlife Fund.

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