Resource Database

These US national and regional websites are designed to ensure that stakeholders from around the US can quickly and easily find the information they need to manage climate risks and ensure the resilience of their production systems.

SNAP provides several platforms for looking at historic climate trends and climate projections in Alaska and western Canada.

This website provides a range of data, tools, publications and resources for understanding a changing world and how it affects natural resources, livelihoods, and communities.

This website provides a list of portals offering data and information on climate change scenarios at a global, regional and national level.

This page is primarily intended for audiences, such as data innovators, who want to use government data to develop tools to help others learn about the impacts of climate change or make decisions in which climate change plays a role.

This website provides information about, and gives access to, a suite of scenarios produced as input to the U.S. National Climate Assessment.

ClimateWizard enables technical and non-technical audiences to access leading climate change information and visualize the information anywhere on Earth.

The Ceres framework highlights key business risks and opportunities related to climate change and the clean energy transition. The industry’s capital investments exceeding $100 billion per year. The report also makes recommendations for electric power companies on long-term strategies to meet investor and stakeholder expectations.

SASB's Materiality Map identifies likely material sustainability issues on an industry-by-industry basis. This map serves as a snapshot of likely material sustainability issues at the time of our initial analysis and may be subject to change as issues and industries are ever-evolving. Click on a highlighted cell at the sector-level and then on any highlighted cell at the industry-level to see suggested accounting metrics and additional information for each issue.

This article discusses 3 questions: 1) To what extent were oil and gas companies already following the TCFD recommendations using existing guidance from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)?, 2) If most (all) companies show a large gap in complying with the TCFD recommendations, would closing this gap result in increased legal liabilities from disclosure?, and 3) What needs to be done to facilitate adoption of the TCFD recommendations?

This report, produced jointly by the GFT Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Workstream and the GFI Working Group on Data, Disclosure and Risk, sets out how and why the UK can introduce a new climate-related and sustainability-related financial disclosure framework.

Some practical insight and experiences shared by Global consultancy Anthesis Group, as they support companies to implement the TCFD’s recommendations. The emphasis of this article is more on the ‘how’ rather than the ‘what’ or the ‘why’, as companies that are now starting to engage and encounter common challenges.