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Experts have welcomed the release of the much-awaited US climate disclosure requirements, but criticise divergence from other reporting regimes.
James Rogers, International Arbitration Partner at Jenner & Block, explains why the UK’s withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty may not benefit...
The ICCR says the oil and gas major is undermining both the US SEC and investors through its action.
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