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The SEC’s Climate-Risk Disclosure Rule Is Not Novel. And That’s a Good Thing.
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The SEC’s Climate-Risk Disclosure Rule Is Not Novel. And That’s a Good Thing.

By Bridget PalsJuly 15, 2022July 21st, 2022No Comments

Organizations Involved: Institute for Policy Integrity
Source: Institute for Policy Integrity

Abstract

This blog explains that the SEC’s proposed climate risk disclosure rule is not novel or unique, but well-centered within the constellation of prior SEC regulations.

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