California Senate Bill 261 (the Climate-Related Financial Risk Act; SB 261) requires certain businesses to submit biennial disclosures of climate-related financial risks, as well as the measures they have implemented to reduce such risks.
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Travis Coon is a member of the Environmental Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s Philadelphia office. Travis’ practice focuses on environmental issues associated with corporate and real estate transactions. He also represents and counsels clients in environmental regulation matters.
California Senate Bill 261 (the Climate-Related Financial Risk Act; SB 261) requires certain businesses to submit biennial disclosures of climate-related financial risks, as well as the measures they have implemented to reduce such risks.…
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Continue Reading GSA Requiring Landlords to Conduct Baseline Drinking Water Testing in All Leased Space