Insights

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission just voted on a rule that will require publicly traded companies to disclose climate-related risk.

Billion-dollar natural disasters now occur every 3 weeks on average, compared to every 4 months in the 1980s.

Updated rulemaking is urgently needed given the immense risks climate change poses to companies, investors, and the American financial system.

The massive storm that hit Texas in February — known as Winter Storm Uri — highlights the dangers of ignoring the physical risks of climate change.

Industry analysis and technical guidance for investors to pursue constructive dialogue with oil and gas companies on non-operated assets.

A set of methane policy recommendations agreed upon by EDF and 7 European oil & gas majors.

EDF and ChemFORWARD, speak to this exciting initiative to create actionable chemical hazard data.

The Disclosure Divide assesses how company reporting on methane emissions has changed since the 2015 Rising Risk report.