12 p.m. CT | Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | Register Here
Governments around the world are enacting climate-related disclosure laws, whichrequire companies to annually report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from their operations. California’sClimate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) is an example of a law where new disclosure requirements present unprecedented challenges for teams within companies responsible for sustainability and legal compliance.
cThese mandates may target large reporting entities, but its impact reaches far beyond them. Suppliers across the value chain — including mid-market companies part of larger supply chains — are already being asked to provide GHG inventories and, in some cases, third-party verification.
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How SB 253 and other U.S. state and international mandates drive upstream and downstream scope emissions reporting expectations
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Where your organization fits within the supply chain “tiers” and why it matters
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How GHG inventory work connects to product-level LCA and broader reporting strategies
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Pathways to build, refine, or verify a GHG inventory
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Real-world scenarios, from first-time inventories to verification readiness
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The difference between verification and assurance
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