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The SEC is poised to scrap its climate disclosure rule, reversing a 2023 Democratic-era mandate that required companies to report emissions and climate risks. Now fully Republican, the commission argues the rule overreached its authority, imposed unnecessary costs, and offered little investor value. Though the rule was approved last year and paused amid legal challenges, the SEC has stopped defending it — and now seeks final repeal. With no Democratic votes to oppose and court proceedings on hold, the move is nearly guaranteed, signaling the end of mandatory climate disclosures for public companies.

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