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Environmental Disclosures in SEC Filings/Materiality 
Rubric Code: DX83X9A
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Subject: Accounting  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  Average

7 pts

Good

8 pts

Very Good

10 pts

SASB Materiality Map

Average

Answer discusses similarities and differences in environmental issues between the Biofuels and Solar Energy industries, but offers little to no insights
Good

Answer discusses similarities and differences in environmental issues between the Biofuels and Solar Energy industries and offers a few general insights
Very Good

Answer provides in-depth, nuanced insights to explain the similarities and differences in environmental issues between the Biofuels and Solar Energy industries
SEC Form 10-K: Key issues

Average

Answer recognizes and addresses some, but not all, of the key climate-change risks and opportunities disclosed by the firms, as per the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change.
Good

Answer recognizes and addresses most of the key climate-change risks and opportunities disclosed by the firms, as per the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change.
Very Good

Answer recognizes and addresses all the key climate-change risks and opportunities disclosed by the firms; answer provides in-depth, nuanced insights of some of the key issues, as per the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change.
SEC Form 10-K: Boilerplate

Average

Answer provides little to no support; the reasoning leading to the conclusion is not fully developed, given the findings from the previous questions, especially as it relates to the Supreme Court's definition of materiality, the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change, and the SEC 2016 Concept Release.
Good

Answer provides some support, but the reasoning leading to the conclusion is not fully developed, given the findings from the previous questions, especially as it relates to the Supreme Court's definition of materiality, the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change, and the SEC 2016 Concept Release.
Very Good

Answer provides a reasoned, logical conclusion that is fully supported by the findings from the previous questions, especially as it relates to the Supreme Court's definition of materiality, the SEC 2010 Guidance on Climate Change, and the SEC 2016 Concept Release.
SEC Form 10-K: Guidance

Average

Answer provides little to no support for the SEC guidance recommendations; the reasoning leading to the recommendations is vague and/or not fully developed, given the findings from the previous parts of the case analysis.
Good

Answer provides some support for the SEC guidance recommendations, but the reasoning leading to the recommendations is vague and/or not fully developed, given the findings from the previous parts of the case analysis.
Very Good

Answer provides well reasoned, logical SEC guidance recommendations that are specific and fully supported by the findings from the previous parts of the case analysis.




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