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Companies' progress on climate reporting gets lost in the average

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Briefings

CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project, collects and scores corporate environmental disclosures including emissions data and climate risks. The article investigates how CDP's average score has changed year by year and whether this trend accurately reflects the progress of companies that have disclosed consistently for many years.

Key points

• CDP is a nonprofit organization that collects and scores corporate environmental disclosures, including emissions data, climate risks, and governance practices.
• The article examines whether CDP's average score trend captures the progress of companies that have disclosed consistently for many years.

Context

Companies are increasingly expected to explain the climate risks and how they are responding. CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project, is a nonprofit that collects and scores corporate environmental disclosures, including emissions data, climate risks and governance practices.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the article's scope on CDP's average score changes. The article does not provide specific year-by-year data, nor does it contain information about the specific companies that have disclosed consistently for many years.

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