Index

• Pages: 283-287
• Author: Michael P. Vandenbergh,Sarah E. Light,James Salzman

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INDEX

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References are to Pages

ANTI-ESG LAWS

Business judgment rule, 123–124

Florida Statutes Section 215.681,

126–127

Legal issues, 127–128

PEG, in, 123–128

Texas SB 13, 124–125

CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate literacy, 136–137

Corporate climate strategy, 184–185

Direct and indirect effects

Acidification of oceans, 138

Conflict, 139

Desertification, 138

Disaster costs, 140

Economic costs, 139

Extreme weather, 138

Food shortages, 139

Habitation shifts, 139

Migration, 139

Physical effects, 138–140

Political instability, 139

Rising sea levels, 138

Social, political, and economic

effects, 138–140

Justice

ClearLoop’s screening

methodology, 204–205

GHG emissions and, 206

Intra- and intergenerational

justice, 205–206

Local and global responses, 206

Procurement requirements, 205

Renewable power and, 204–205

Mitigation

Banks, role of, 172–174

Corporate climate disclosure

Climate Disclosure

Standards Board,

152–154

Emissions accounting,

150–151

Environmental, Social,

and Governance

(ESG) Disclosures,

157–158

GHG Protocol Initiative,

151–152

Sustainability Accounting

Standards Board

(SASB), 154, 156–

157

Task Force on Climate-

related Financial

Disclosure (TCFD),

154–156

Insurers, role of, 174–176

Naming and shaming

campaigns, 160–162

Payments and penalties

Climate Action 100+,

170–171

Divestment and

engagement, 166–

170

Investor actions, 166–170

Investors and asset

managers, 162–164

Net-Zero Asset Managers’

Initiative, 171–172

Reducing portfolio risks,

166–170

Prescriptive requirements

Investment firm

commitments, 177–

178

Science-Based Targets

Initiative, 176–177

Sector-specific initiatives,

182

Supply chain contracting

requirements, 178–

181

Product climate disclosure,

159–160

PEG climate initiatives, 131

Anticipated regulator, 142

Chancery Lane Project, 195

Efficiency, 141–142

Financial benefits, 149

Incentives, 143

Property rights

Internal carbon trading

and pricing

systems, 183–184

Offsets, 182–183

Public preferences for climate

mitigation, 142–143

Renewable Energy Buyers

Alliance (REBA), 192

Public-Private Interactions

GHG reporting requirements,

146

Government responses, 145–

146