Challenges for a climate risk disclosure mandate

Paul Griffin () and Amy Myers Jaffe
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Paul Griffin: Graduate School of Management, University of California
Amy Myers Jaffe: Tufts University

Nature Energy, 2022, vol. 7, issue 1, 2-4

Abstract: The United States and other G7 countries are considering a framework for mandatory climate risk disclosure by companies. However, unless a globally acceptable hybrid corporate governance model can be forged to address the disparities among different countries’ governance systems, the proposed framework may not succeed.

Date: 2022
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