Delaney Buskard

Delaney Buskard

Doctoral Candidate in Environmental Science & Engineering

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability

Pronouns: She/her

Passionate about driving the clean energy transition

Delaney Buskard is a doctoral candidate in Environmental Science & Engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), studying at the Institute of the Environment & Sustainability. Her on-campus research at UCLA, in partnership with the UCLA Anderson Center for Impact, focused on corporate sustainability, strategy, and climate transition planning. She serves as a Sustainability Analyst at Edison International.

Delaney’s passion for environmental science was sparked in high school by an inspiring AP Environmental Science teacher who introduced her to the realities of global climate change and the possibilities for positive impact through the energy transition. Her academic and professional work is driven by the belief that STEM should extend beyond the lab to reflect the complexity of the real world—where diversity and inclusion are essential for credible and impactful research.

Outside of her studies, Delaney enjoys baking, exploring new places in California and beyond, spending time with her dog (Alfalfa) and watching tennis.


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Sustainability Report 2025 Cover

The State of Corporate Sustainability Disclosure 2025

This third annual report on the State of Corporate Sustainability Disclosure provides a comprehensive analysis of how S&P 500 companies are disclosing climate-related information based on 20 core metrics tracked by UCLA’s Open for Good Initiative.

Corporate Sustainability Transparency Index

Corporate Sustainability Transparency Index

The key to sustainability progress is understanding where we are and where we want to go. Using publicly disclosed information from the S&P 500, the Open For Good™ initiative has collected sustainability…