Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton dropped his threat to cut off big US banks from municipal-bond deals after a slew of Wall Street firms exited a controversial climate-finance alliance.

New York state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal said he’s going to “supercharge” his push for a corporate climate disclosure measure, similar to one adopted in California, that would require all large companies to disclose their planet-warming emissions, including “Scope 3” pollution from financing and lending activities.

The end of the year saw five of the six largest U.S. banks leave the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, as conservative pressures discouraged their climate change policies.