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SEC to Require Companies to Disclose Global Warming Risks

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued interpretive guidance yesterday which requires publicly traded companies to consider the impacts of climate change – both the physical damage it could cause, as well as the economic impacts of domestic and international greenhouse gas emissions-reduction rules – and disclose those risks to investors. As we noted when discussing the potential for this announcement in October, the disclosure requirements are likely to affect companies in a wide range of industries.

Please see full business alert below for more information.


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Published In: Environmental Law Updates, Securities Law Updates, Commercial Law & Contracts Updates

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