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Financial Officers Applaud Climate Rule Rescission
- A coalition of state financial officers praised the Securities and Exchange Commission for rescinding its 2024 climate disclosure rules, which is expected to save public businesses over $7.9 billion.
- In March 2024, the SEC approved rules requiring public companies to disclose greenhouse gas emissions, climate risk management, and financial data on severe weather events.
- The financial officers stated the SEC is not a climate regulator and that mandatory climate disclosures exceed its statutory responsibilities.
- They emphasized that climate policy should be decided by Congress and authorized agencies, not through the SEC's disclosure authority, and urged the SEC to finalize the rescission fully.
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Financial officers applaud climate rule rescission
(The Center Square) – A coalition of state financial officers applauded the Securities and Exchange Commission for moving to rescind its 2024 climate disclosure rules that is estimated to save public businesses more than $7.9 billion.
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