Ongoing evolution in ESG and climate plans among waste and recycling companies
In recent years, the level of discussion and action on climate change among major U.S. waste and recycling companies has notably risen. More companies have begun disclosing greenhouse gas emissions, setting emission reduction goals, and advancing related investments. Whether the industry can truly shift to a new model remains to be observed, but the environmental dimension in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reports is expected to receive greater attention in the coming years.
The level of discussion and ambition among major U.S. waste and recycling companies around climate change has seen a notable progression in recent years. More companies are disclosing greenhouse gas emissions, setting reduction targets and pursuing investments to achieve them. Whether the sector will truly shift to a new model remains to be seen, but the environmental component of environmental, social and governance (ESG) reports is widely expected to become a greater focal point in the years ahead.
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