House subcommittee holds hearing on SEC climate rule (2024)
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The House Financial Services Committee’s Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee held a hearing on March 18 aimed at assessing the potential costs associated with the SEC’s climate emissions reporting rule. A video of the hearing from C-Span can be found here. Consumers Research, an organization opposed to ESG, highlighted parts of the hearing on its Twitter/X feed. The subcommittee’s list of witnesses included the following:
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Ms. Whitney Hermandorfer, Director of Strategic Litigation Unit, Office of Tennessee Attorney General Ms. Renea Jones, Co-Owner, Jones & Church Farms, Inc. Professor Alex Scott, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management, University of Tennessee, Knoxville[1] |
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