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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.
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
