Episode 324: The SEC Pulls Back On Scope-3 Emissions Reporting Requirements

An episode of the The Working Lunch podcast, hosted by Align Public Strategies, titled "Episode 324: The SEC Pulls Back On Scope-3 Emissions Reporting Requirements" was published on March 8, 2024 and runs 33 minutes.

March 8, 2024 ·33m · The Working Lunch

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The President gave the annual State of the Union address this week and his war on junk fees was front and center - the same week his Council of Economic Advisiors said that restaurants made up close to 10% of all junk fees. Is the industry potentially heading for some major backlash? We’ll discuss. And the SEC put out their long-awaited climate disclosure regulations and believe it or not, the worst aspects of it were removed. In a major victory for the business community, the reporting requirements around Scope 3 emissions - the carbon footprint of one’s supply chain - were removed. We’ll dig into that. We’ll talk about those issues and wrap it up with the legislative scorecard.

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The President gave the annual State of the Union address this week and his war on junk fees was front and center - the same week his Council of Economic Advisiors said that restaurants made up close to 10% of all junk fees. Is the industry potentially heading for some major backlash? We’ll discuss. And the SEC put out their long-awaited climate disclosure regulations and believe it or not, the worst aspects of it were removed. In a major victory for the business community, the reporting requirements around Scope 3 emissions - the carbon footprint of one’s supply chain - were removed. We’ll dig into that. We’ll talk about those issues and wrap it up with the legislative scorecard.

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