Several companies have quietly reduced references to emissions reduction and other environmental efforts in their latest investor reports ahead of annual shareholder meetings. This trend coincides with the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) intention to end mandatory reporting of planet-warming emissions, a requirement that previously contributed to a decline in such emissions. The EPA's move follows policies implemented under the Trump administration, which relieved companies from strict emissions reporting obligations. The change has sparked debate about the impact of emissions reporting on environmental accountability and corporate transparency.