Battle for the carbon rule book: GHG Protocol faces growing challenges over emissions accounting standards

The GHG Protocol, which has set the global standard for corporate emissions accounting since 1998, is facing increasing pressure from regulators and industry groups. Critics argue the rules are outdated and favor certain reporting methods, while supporters warn that fragmenting the standards could undermine climate progress. The outcome will affect how companies measure and report their carbon footprints worldwide. This article from Sustainable Views covers the key players and stakes in the fight over carbon accounting rules. It explains why the debate matters for anyone involved in carbon markets, corporate sustainability reporting, or climate policy. The piece is worth reading for a clear overview of the tensions between maintaining a unified standard and adapting to new regulatory demands.