California moved ahead Thursday with an Aug. 10 deadline for big companies to start disclosing greenhouse gas emissions, with a business-backed fight in court to stop the reporting still looming.
The California Air Resources Board adopted the compliance date after warning companies for months it planned to mandate the reporting this summer. A federal appeals court is considering whether to put the requirements on hold during litigation.
The regulations direct US companies with more than $1 billion in annual revenue and business in California to begin yearly reporting on emissions from their direct operations and energy use by the August ...
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