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Goodbye, Green Disclosures: SEC Proposes Full Withdrawal Of Climate-Related Disclosure Requirements
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed to completely rescind its Climate-Related Disclosure Rules adopted in March 2024, calling them a "dramatic overreach" of statutory authority. The SEC argues the rules exceed disclosure authority limits, interfere with state corporate law, and impose unjustified costs while being inconsistent with a materiality-based approach to disclosure.
United States Commercial
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Mayer Brown
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TCEQ Seeks Stakeholder Input On Renewal Of The Stormwater Construction General Permit
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is seeking stakeholder input on the upcoming renewal of its Stormwater Construction General Permit, which governs discharge from construction activities across the state. With the current permit set to expire in March 2028, TCEQ is engaging stakeholders early in the drafting process to gather feedback that could significantly impact design requirements, compliance obligations, and operational costs for construction projects disturbing one or more acres of land.
United States Environment
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Peckar & Abramson PC
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New York’s 2026 Enacted Budget Advances SEQRA Reforms, Promoting Housing Construction And Streamlining Environmental Review Timelines
Governor Kathy Hochul's proposed reforms to New York's Environmental Quality Review Act aim to accelerate housing and infrastructure development through strict timelines and expanded exemptions. How will these changes, which closely mirror recent California amendments and federal NEPA reforms, balance the need for expedited construction with existing environmental and land use protections? The enacted budget provisions establish new exemptions for housing projects and infrastructure while preserving other r
United States Environment
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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