States Target Big Four on Climate Accounting | Lincoln News

Sixteen state attorneys general, led by Nebraska’s Mike Hilgers, are sounding the alarm on the “Big Four” accounting firms—Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC—for allegedly pushing climate disclosures that inflate costs for businesses and ultimately consumers. The AGs argue these firms are exploiting climate mandates to pad profits, violating consumer protection laws and contractual obligations, and warn of potential penalties or contract terminations if they don’t change course. Co-led by Texas, Alaska, and Florida, this coordinated push signals a major resistance from states wary of corporate greenwashing and its economic fallout.

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