The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a plan to eliminate climate-related disclosure requirements instituted during the Biden administration. This move aims to formally rescind rules that mandated public companies to report their greenhouse gas emissions and assess climate risks. Critics argue that investors deserve transparency regarding climate-related risks, while proponents of the rollback emphasize the need to reduce regulatory burdens on businesses. The decision reflects ongoing debates over climate policy and corporate responsibility in the financial sector.