For the good of the planet, and their business, Canadian firms need to rise to the climate-reporting challenge

Most of the heavy lifting on reducing emissions is going to happen in the private sector, and Canadian regulations for mandatory climate-related disclosures need to catch up to other jurisdictions.
One vital but underappreciated step toward cutting Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions is going be ensuring the firms responsible for those emissions are accurately disclosing them, write Ryan Riordan and Simon Martin.

With this summer’s smoky skies, deadly floods, and record-shattering heat waves dominating the news headlines, public concern for action on climate change is rising along with the thermometer.

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