The American Bar Association, the largest legal trade organization with over 400,000 members worldwide, in more than 3,500 entities. ABA has long been a leader in promoting more effective corporate governance and rule of law, focusing attention on the challenges of global climate change, environmental pollution, renewable energy, sustainable development, and human rights.
Indeed, the international legal community is singularly well-positioned to analyze how a more humane and economically viable corporate value system could be integrated into existing legal and policy frameworks, and to support a more holistic, humane approach to advising, litigating, and advocating for policy reform.
The International Environmental Law Committee (“IELC”) of the influential ABA Section of International Law (“SIL”) has recently focused upon educating ABA members on Climate Change and Sustainability Financial Reporting (“CCSFR”). In December 2017…
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