This week’s notable additions to PracticalESG.com are below.
- Blog of the week: Big Companies Stop Publishing Sustainability/DEI Reports. Should You?
- We added 12 new CSRD reports, which can be viewed here.
Hot Topics for the Week:
- “2025 Anti-DEI Proposals and Shareholder Voting Results”, Impactivize (6/25)
- “Long-Awaited Proposal to Give Texas Primacy for Class VI Injection Wells Signed by EPA Administrator”, Hunton (6/25)
- “TCFD Is Dead, Long Live ISSB”, Proskauer (6/25)
- “Greening Digital Companies: Monitoring Emissions And Climate Commitments”, ITU & WBA
- “Royal Decree 214/2025: Obligation To Calculate Carbon Footprints, Draw Up Emission Reduction Plans And Publicly Disclose The Same”, Gómez-Acebo & Pombo (5/25)
- “CARB Floats Definitions For Key Terms In California Climate Disclosure Laws And Delays Final Rule”, Davis Polk (6/25)
- “The Government Passes The Royal Decree Governing The New Carbon Footprint Register And Imposes Obligations On Businesses And Public Authorities”, Garrigues (4/25)
- “Enhance Your Sustainability Disclosures To Mitigate The Risks Of Greenwashing”, KPMG (6/25)
- Environmental claims and the Competition Act, Government of Canada (6/25)
- Framework for Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Debt Securities, Securities and Exchange Board of India (6/25)
- “Norwegian Consumer Authority Publishes Five Tips for 2025 Transparency Act Reporting”, Ropes & Gray (6/25)
- “The 2025 Progress Report: Climate Risk Reporting in the U.S. Insurance Sector”, Ceres (6/25)
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