By Michael Gerrard, Christopher Anderson
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) require publicly traded companies to disclose material impacts of environmental laws on their business. Increasing attention is being paid to the issue of securities disclosure of financial risks and opportunities posed by impending regulations relating to global climate change and by climate change itself. Published in April/May 2008 issue of Trends.
Read the article Financial Disclosure of Risks Related to Global Climate Change in Columbia Law School's Scholarship Archive.