Companies Likely to Stick With Climate Disclosure Despite SEC Rule's Demise
The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping a rule on climate-related data. A survey of executives finds they plan to disclose the information anyway.
Acting SEC Chair Says Climate-Related Disclosure Rule Is Illegal
SEC Chair Uyeda began the process to permanently end the Climate-Related Disclosure Rule for large businesses.
S.E.C. Moves to Kill Climate Disclosure Rule
The acting chair, Mark Uyeda, is directing the Securities and Exchange Commission to pause its legal defense of a rule requiring companies to make climate disclosures.
SEC Appears Poised to Abandon Defense of Climate Disclosure Rules
An announcement by acting Chairman Mark Uyeda follows a move to relax reporting requirements, continuing a broad deregulatory push in the new administration.
Acting SEC Chairman Seeks Pause on Climate-Related Disclosure Rule Litigation
Acting Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Commission”) Mark Uyeda issued a statement directing
SEC pauses legal defense of its climate-related disclosures rule
The acting SEC chair, who voted against the rule last year, cites “changed circumstances” while calling the rule “deeply flawed.”
SEC backs away from climate disclosure rule
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SEC Hits Pause on Defense of Climate Disclosure Rule
Acting Chair Mark Uyeda said he has directed staff to ask that an appeals court delay arguments while commissioners deliberate on next steps.
SEC Begins Process of Eliminating Climate Disclosure Rule
In a development that could hardly be termed unexpected, the Trump Administration SEC has begun the process of unraveling the climate disclosure rule promulgated by the SEC under the Biden Administration.
'World leading' climate disclosure rules likely to be weakened
Just a year after the country's "world leading" climate disclosure rules came into force, the bar looks likely to be lowered.
US SEC will not defend climate rule in court
By Isla Binnie, Virginia Furness and Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -The acting chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday signaled the regulator may roll back a controversial rule requiring thousands of public companies to disclose the threats their businesses face from risks related to the climate and environment.
Daily on Energy: SEC climate rule update, new Trump orders, and farmers left holding the bag
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SEC’s Uyeda weighs future of ‘deeply flawed’ climate rule
"I continue to question the statutory authority of the Commission to adopt the Rule, the need for the Rule, and the evaluation of costs and benefits," said ...
'DEI activism': Republican AGs praise Trump SEC move to reverse Biden climate rule they fought in court
The Trump administration is working to overturn a Biden SEC mandate that faced multiple lawsuits last year over its climate ...
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An EPA Rule Will Reduce Lead in Drinking Water—Unless This Effort to Block It Succeeds
Reversing the rule could have disastrous implications for public health. Experts and advocates are pushing back.
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Trump Gives EPA One Week to Decide on Abandoning Climate Pollution Regulation
President Trump ordered EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to decide by next week whether the agency could abandon its authority to ...