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Exam Code: SCR                Update: Apr 19, 2026
Exam Name: Sustainability and Climate Risk

GARP Sustainability and Climate Risk SCR Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (April 2026)

Question # 1

A Southeast Asian national military plans infrastructure investments that incorporate climate risk considerations. Part of the planning process includes climate scenario analysis. After considering several scenarios, the military assumes a future with increasing regional rivalry and conflict among nations.

The military will rely on which global reference scenario to inform its scenario analysis?

A.

RCP 2.6

B.

SSP1

C.

SSP3

D.

RCP 1.9

Question # 2

A sustainability analyst at a global energy company assesses trends in the electric power sector for the next 10 years. To inform strategy, the analyst focuses on the interaction among climate risks, advancements in renewable energy, and stranded asset risk for fossil fuels.

According to the analyst, what trend will likely emerge during the next decade?

A.

The global levelized cost of energy for renewables increases to compete with fossil fuel energy generation.

B.

Solar and wind newbuilds require stronger subsidies to be competitive in most parts of the world.

C.

The transportation sector faces technology risk if the trajectory of the learning curve for battery storage remains the same.

D.

Power plants that replace natural gas with coal will reduce transition risks in the event of rising carbon prices.

Question # 3

A timber products company in the southeastern US plants, manages, and harvests a species of trees with a 30-year growth cycle. Prior to a planting cycle, the risk management team measures company exposure to stranded asset risk. Which of the following will the team most likely use to measure stranded asset exposure risk to the company?

A.

Timeframe before timber assets are written off

B.

Stringency of carbon regulations in timber farm locations

C.

Projected quality of timber products at forest maturity

D.

Short-term consumer preference shifts toward alternative products

Question # 4

A sustainability analyst for a global food and beverage company tracks ESG metrics to report to investors. The analyst meets with company leaders of different business units to explain criteria and indicator types for each ESG component.

To address each component, which metrics will the analyst socialize with company leaders?

A.

Carbon dioxide emissions; labor conditions of agricultural workers; board diversity

B.

Environmental health and safety record; adherence to code of ethics; risk management protocols

C.

Water use efficiency; employee retention and satisfaction; community engagement

D.

Energy use; GHG intensity reduction; executive leadership compensation

Question # 5

A team of climate risk specialists at a global non-profit research organization prepares a study on climate policy and achieving national climate change mitigation targets. The study focuses on actors, non-state and subnational (NSA) participants, and actions that can be taken to impact climate policy.

How should the team describe effective climate policy and climate change mitigation targets?

A.

A hindrance to the effectiveness of regional policies is that ambitious climate policy cannot be made without the support of the federal government.

B.

Subnational commitments and actors can function as networks or advocacy efforts to combat climate change.

C.

There has been an increasing trend in diverging public and private sector coalitions and consequent climate actions.

D.

Full implementation of NSA commitments is expected to lower GHG emissions by close to 1.5%-2.0% more by 2030 than national pledges.

Question # 6

A natural gas production company makes a 2040 net-zero commitment. Before publicly announcing the commitment, the company sustainability team verifies the credibility and transparency of the company net-zero commitment to minimize any greenwashing claims. What action will the team most likely take to strengthen the credibility of the company net-zero commitment?

A.

Develop and promote a comprehensive media campaign announcing the company net-zero commitment.

B.

Offset future GHG emissions that cannot be avoided with carbon credits.

C.

Utilize existing internal audit processes in the absence of external audit verification providers.

D.

Develop interim targets and implement third-party verification aligned with established standards.

Question # 7

A product manager at a regional bank analyzes customer feedback and sustainability trends to enhance bank offerings. After completing the review, the manager recommends a new consumer-facing product to attract sustainability-conscious customers. Which product does the manager most likely recommend?

A.

SLLs to finance properties in areas prone to physical climate risk

B.

Green loans to support general-purpose financing secured from sustainable sources

C.

Green car loans designed to finance modern EVs

D.

Sustainable credit cards with rewards for purchase of eco-certified products

Question # 8

At an international finance bank, a lack of staff clarity regarding sustainability, climate, and ESG definitions led to overlapping and inefficient initiatives. To minimize inefficiencies, the sustainability department develops new terminology for use across the bank.  

What should the department include in this new terminology?  

A.

 Sustainability issues fall exclusively within climate change impacts.  

B.

 ESG and sustainability risks are completely interchangeable.  

C.

 ESG risks are broader than all sustainability risks.  

D.

 Sustainability should include all governance and social risks.  

 

Question # 9

Senior management at a global manufacturer of commercial flooring explores strategies to reduce capital costs and improve company valuation, resulting in a comprehensive sustainability strategy. Management determines all future flooring products will be carbon neutral across their full product life cycle. The risk team is tasked with updating the company ERM framework in accordance with COSO guidelines to include ESG and climate-related risks. The team reviews and updates each of the ERM components.

What action should the team recommend the company take as part of the communication component of the ERM framework?

A.

Determine which transmission channel of climate risk drivers is most relevant for the company.

B.

Assess the relative importance of various climate risk and sustainability risk drivers.

C.

Build climate risk into existing legal and compliance processes.

D.

Establish processes to convey climate and sustainability risk exposure.

Question # 10

An international hotel chain reviews progress on sustainability goals in preparation for an Earth Day marketing campaign. A sustainability director suggests the hotel highlight how its energy and food sustainability initiatives align with UN SDG targets.

Which of the following correctly describes an SDG target that the hotel could align with?

A.

By 2030 double the rate of energy efficiency improvements.

B.

By 2050 double the share of renewables in the energy mix.

C.

By 2050 reduce per capita food waste by half.

D.

By 2030 reduce GHG emissions to half of 2000 levels.

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