Lobbying Governance
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Exponent Inc. discloses the particular pieces of legislation it has focused on, naming both the Flood Level Observation, Operations, and Decisions Support (FLOODS) Act and the Further Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act (H.R. 1437), which demonstrates a reasonable level of specificity around the policies it seeks to shape. The company also explains the concrete results it wants these measures to deliver—namely, the development of updated, climate-adjusted precipitation frequency estimates and the publication of NOAA Atlas 15 by 2027 to improve nationwide infrastructure design standards—showing clear articulation of the outcomes it is pursuing. However, the disclosure provides no information on how the company actually tries to influence these bills or who it targets, leaving the lobbying mechanisms and audiences entirely opaque. This absence of detail on engagement methods or policymaker contacts substantially limits the overall transparency of its climate-policy lobbying.
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