At an international finance bank, a lack of staff clarity regarding sustainability, climate, and ESG definitions led to overlapping and inefficient
initiatives. To minimize inefficiencies, the sustainability department develops new terminology for use across the bank.
What should the department include in this new terminology?
An industry association in Germany surveys members on business alignment with nationally determined contributions (NDCs). The association
members express concern about potential cascading legal repercussions or penalties if governments do not conform to Paris Agreement pledges.
An attorney at the association researches this issue and sends a memo to members.
The memo should state the Paris Agreement legally obliges signatories to take what action?
A sustainability analyst at a global energy company assesses trends in the electric power sector for the next 10 years. To inform strategy, the
analyst focuses on the interaction among climate risks, advancements in renewable energy, and stranded asset risk for fossil fuels.
According to the analyst, what trend will likely emerge during the next decade?
A climate analyst at a research institution analyzes climate risk for various companies. The analyst examines transmission channels of climate
risk as part of the risk identification process.
Which of the following examples can the analyst use to describe an operational risk transmission channel?
After launching new large-scale sites for engine testing, a global automaker prepares a GHG inventory report according to the GHG Protocol. An
analyst on the sustainability team gathers data for the assessment. The analyst identifies emissions from production processes, previously
deemed irrelevant at the corporate level, now constitute over 25% of company aggregated GHG emissions across plant sites.
Which GHG Protocol principle did the company analyst follow?