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Trump administration rolls back climate disclosure rules
The Trump administration's financial regulators withdrew a Biden-era rule requiring public companies to disclose climate-related risks. The decision, pending litigation, leaves companies facing a fragmented regulatory landscape as California, New York, and the EU advance similar requirements. Experts note the rule was criticized for being overly prescriptive and redundant, though future reinstatement under a Democratic administration remains possible.
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