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  1. Under California's SB 253 (Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act), which companies must report Scope 3 emissions?

    Answer: US companies doing business in California with over $1 billion in annual revenue

    California's SB 253 requires US companies doing business in California with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion to disclose Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions.

  2. In SASB reporting standards, what does the acronym 'SASB' stand for?

    Answer: Sustainability Accounting Standards Board

    SASB stands for the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, which develops industry-specific sustainability accounting standards for investor-focused disclosure.

  3. A manufacturing company is preparing its first TCFD-aligned climate report. Which of the four TCFD pillars addresses how the organization identifies and assesses climate-related risks?

    Answer: Risk Management

    The TCFD's Risk Management pillar describes an organization's processes for identifying, assessing, and managing climate-related risks.

  4. When documenting an environmental management system (EMS) audit, which ISO standard provides the audit guidelines that must be followed?

    Answer: ISO 19011

    ISO 19011 provides guidelines for auditing management systems, including environmental management systems certified under ISO 14001.

  5. A company discloses in its sustainability report that its supply chain emissions represent 78% of its total carbon footprint. Under GHG Protocol, these emissions fall under which category?

    Answer: Scope 3 — Value chain emissions

    Supply chain emissions, which occur outside the company's direct operations, are classified as Scope 3 value chain emissions under the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard.

  6. Under OSHA's environmental recordkeeping requirements, how long must employers retain records of work-related illnesses and injuries on the OSHA 300 Log?

    Answer: 5 years

    OSHA requires employers to retain OSHA 300 Logs, OSHA 300-A Summaries, and OSHA 301 Incident Reports for five years following the end of the calendar year they cover.

  7. A consultant notices that a client's sustainability report omits the GRI 2-29 disclosure. What information is this disclosure supposed to cover?

    Answer: Stakeholder engagement approach and key stakeholders identified

    GRI 2-29 requires organizations to disclose their approach to stakeholder engagement, including how they identify and engage key stakeholders.