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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Summary

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.

Episode Description

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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