Thousands of organizations, cities, states and regions report their greenhouse gas emissions, water management and climate change strategies through CDP every year. Explore the analysis of this data below.
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Emission impossible: Which car makers are driving into trouble?
See CDP's Super-League Table for the global automobile original equipment manufacturers.
20 min read
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May 31 2016 |
pdf
5 MB
English
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China Climate Change Report 2015
The case for corporate action on climate change has never been stronger and better understood.
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April 22 2016 |
pdf
20 MB
English
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South Africa Water Infographic 2015
South Africa Water 2015: Key messages
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April 13 2016 |
pdf
700 KB
English
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South Africa Water Summary 2015
This is the sixth consecutive year (2010 to 2015) in which the National Business Initiative (NBI) has partnered with CDP to distribute and analyse the CDP water information request.
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March 17 2016 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Barriers to Private Sector Investments into Urban Climate Mitigation Projects
Elucidating barriers and solutions for cities to access finance to scale-up climate mitigation efforts
30 min read
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February 9 2016 |
pdf
3 MB
English
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Carbon pricing in the corporate world
1000+ companies are now disclosing to their key stakeholders that they currently price their carbon emissions – or
intend to in the next two years – to try to meet their climate change risks, a number that was unthinkable just a few years ago.
1 hour read
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January 29 2016 |
pdf
3 MB
English
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Supply Chain Report 2016
From Agreement to Action: Mobilizing suppliers toward a climate resilient world
20 min read
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January 26 2016 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Japan Climate Change Report 2015
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December 17 2015 |
pdf
3 MB
日本語
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Ireland Climate Change Report 2015
Irish Companies Demonstrating Leadership on Climate Change
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December 17 2015 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Turkey Climate Change Report 2015
The case for corporate action on climate change has never been stronger and better understood.
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December 17 2015 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Carbon Action Infographic 2015
Our latest company insight into action on carbon reduction and energy efficiency activities which deliver a positive return on investment.
20 min read
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December 8 2015 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Global Forests Executive Summary 2015
Suppliers and buyers of key agricultural commodities are coming under growing pressure to ensure their supply chains do not destroy forests.
2 min read
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December 7 2015 |
pdf
600 KB
English
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Global Forests policy briefing 2015
What can policy-makers do to catalyze the required change?
3 min read
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December 7 2015 |
pdf
500 KB
English
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Global Forests Infographic 2015
Businesses are struggling to implement their deforestation commitments.
2 min read
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December 7 2015 |
pdf
700 KB
English
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Responsible Corporate Engagement in Climate Policy
Engagement by the private sector that is collaborative, serious and solutions-oriented is vital and can help ensure widespread support for climate action.
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December 7 2015 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Compact of States and Regions Disclosure Report 2015
A new global agreement on climate change will be adopted in Paris in December 2015. Unprecedented climate action at all levels of government and in the community over the past years has led to us being in this position where we can secure a more prosperous, sustainable and equitable world.
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December 7 2015 |
pdf
4 MB
English
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North America Forests Summary 2015
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December 6 2015 |
pdf
700 KB
English
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Global Forests Report 2015
How successful have companies been in removing agricultural commodity-driven deforestation from their supply chains?
2 hour read
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December 6 2015 |
pdf
2 MB
English
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Forest leaders 2015
Explore how companies are reducing deforestation
2 min read
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December 6 2015 |
pdf
30 KB
English
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Committing to climate action in the supply chain
CDP data shows emissions in the supply chain can be significantly higher than those of a company’s own operational footprint, depending on industry sector and the degree
of outsourcing.
20 min read
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December 4 2015 |
pdf
1 MB
English
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