(Reuters) - Wall Street's top regulator on Tuesday told Congress his agency was working to craft coming regulations so that they spare privately held ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOS - Wall Street's top regulator on Tuesday told Congress his agency was working to craft coming regulations so that they spare privately held farmers from having to report their climate emissions when selling products to public companies.
Lawmakers and the agriculture industry have complained this could cause private farmers to have to report their emissions when they sell goods to publicly traded buyers. While agency officials had already said buyers of agricultural produce, who are subject to SEC rules, could likely estimate the emissions associated with the purchase,"we've heard comments from you and from others that that wasn't good enough.
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