Newsom Signs Laws Requiring Large Companies to Disclose Emissions Starting in 2026
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Gov. Newsom signed two bills requiring large corporations to disclose carbon footprints and climate risks starting in 2026.
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The laws faced opposition from business groups but were amended to delay implementation.
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They will require more disclosure than proposed federal rules, including Scope 3 emissions.
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The laws will be implemented by the Air Resources Board before disclosures start in 2026.
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Newsom and CalChamber think the measures may need some “clean up” in future legislation.