The SEC’s newly finalized "Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors" rule marks a significant shift for public companies, requiring them to disclose climate-related risks, governance practices, and greenhouse gas emissions. This regulation is poised to rewrite corporate climate strategies, with far-reaching effects on the carbon market and sustainability reporting. In this episode, we'll explore with two experts from Ceres, Carolyn Ching, Director, Food and Forests and Jake Rascoff, Director, Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets, what the rule means for companies navigating these new requirements, the growing role of carbon credits, and how these changes will influence the future of the carbon market in the United States. Join us as we break down the implications for businesses and the broader climate action landscape.