Congress created and chartered the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), but the President appoints the person who runs it. The Bidenista currently running the SEC, Gary Gensler, is a real piece of work. He wants to permanently institutionalize requirements requiring publicly traded companies to disclose their so-called greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the imaginary climate
The Republican takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives is bearing fruit in many ways. One of those ways is the oversight function the House is providing to push back against the extreme left policies of some independent governmental agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Congress created the SEC, but the President appoints the
For almost a year, we’ve sounded the alarm about a coming change at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that will force publicly traded companies to disclose mythical greenhouse gas emissions data (see SEC Votes to Force Public Companies to Disclose Mythical GHG Risks). The end result of the Biden SEC’s proposed new ESG (environmental,
For some time, we’ve been sounding the alarm about a coming change at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that will force publicly traded companies to disclose mythical greenhouse gas emissions data (see SEC Votes to Force Public Companies to Disclose Mythical GHG Risks). The end result of the Biden SEC’s proposed new ESG (environmental,
For some time, we've been sounding the alarm about a coming change at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that will force publicly traded companies to disclose mythical greenhouse gas emissions data (see SEC Votes to Force Public Companies to Disclose Mythical GHG Risks). The end result of the Biden SEC’s proposed new ESG (environmental,