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ISSB and CSRD have eased pressure on US climate rule, says former SEC lawyer

Former SEC lawyer Kurt Gottschall tells RI that a change in government would bring ‘significant pressure to wipe the climate disclosure rule off the books’.

Paul Verney -

5 March 2024

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ISSB and CSRD have eased pressure on US climate rule, says former SEC lawyer

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