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SEC corporate emissions reporting requirements should still be allowed after this summer’s Chevron rollback, the agency has told a federal court. https://t.co/VsS45J7UHn
The SEC cited the U.S. Supreme Court's decision axing Chevron deference and the agency's 50-plus year history of considering additional environmental-related disclosures in an effort to defend its recently adopted climate disclosure rules. https://t.co/vEYQrujHnE https://t.co/oDx9HTcRIx
SEC corporate emissions reporting requirements should still be allowed after this summer’s Chevron rollback, the agency has told a federal court. https://t.co/fUUFwEeNOP
The SEC has stated that its corporate emissions reporting requirements should remain valid despite this summer's Supreme Court decision to eliminate Chevron deference. The agency communicated this position to a federal court, emphasizing its longstanding history of incorporating environmental-related disclosures. The SEC's climate regulations were spared in the Chevron ruling, allowing the agency to continue enforcing its climate disclosure rules.