With rising investor demand and regulatory pressure in certain jurisdictions, company disclosure of their exposure to climate risks and their environmental impact has emerged as an expectation with tangible economic benefits. Increasingly, companies can improve their access to lower-cost capital by disclosing their exposure to climate risks and opportunities. Indeed currently over 23,000 companies now report through CDP, underscoring growing investor and customer demand for environmental data. In this episode, CDP CEO Sherry Madera joins hosts Chad Reed and Al Jacobs from the biodiversity-focused COP16 in Colombia, to explore the competitive advantages climate disclosures provide companies who proactively measure and manage their environmental impact and the role CDP plays in driving better carbon accounting practices. Links<a href="https://www.cdp.net/en">CDP</a><a href="https://www.wri.org/insights/tipping-point-for-corporate-climate-disclosure">Corporate Climate Disclosure Has Passed a Tipping Point. Companies Need to Catch Up</a> (World Resources Institute)<a href="https://www.epa.gov/climateleadership/market-developments-around-climate-related-financial-disclosures">EPA on Climate-Related Disclosures</a>Episode recorded October 28, 2024
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