Kentucky AG signs on to opposing climate change disclosures

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has joined colleagues from 15 states to write a letter to the head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to oppose a plan by the Biden administration to require publicly traded companies to disclose information about climate change.

The attorneys general told SEC Chair Gary Gensler that compelling the disclosures should not be pursued, especially since companies are using other methods to answer investor questions on climate change.