SEC announces that she will not defend the base of climate detection

The Securities and Stock Exchange Committee (SEC) announced on Tuesday that it will not defend a general base that requires companies that publicly control it to detect climate -related risks and in some cases details of their emissions.

“Al Qaeda is very defective and can harm the capital markets and our economy,” SEC, SEC, said in a statement.

The SEC base, which was completed in March 2024, requires emissions in cases where this information may affect an investment decision. 3-2 has passed on the party’s lines, with Uyeda, one of the voices of the republican opposition to it.

The rule represents a large compromise of the original 2022 SEC proposal, which would have been required to reveal their direct emissions, and in some cases it requires more information about indirect emissions within the supply chain.

The final rule also canceled a condition for the disclosure of emissions created by its products after selling them. This could have had significant effects on fossil fuel companies in particular, as it could be explained that they clarified the emissions associated with the burning of oil and gas.

The requirements for emissions for the final rules were kicked at the beginning of the year 2026 for large companies and 2028 for medium -sized companies.

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SEC is the most recent SEC by the Trump administration to relax on the bids of the Biden administration on environmental and energy policy.

Many declines and repercussions came through the internal agency and the Environmental Protection Agency, but last week the Ministry of Transport announced that it will suspend the 5 billion dollar electric car charger program that was funded under the two -party infrastructure law.