Document Type
Article
Media Type
text
Publication Title
Northern Illinois University Law Review
Abstract
This article discusses the 2022 Supreme Court case West Virginia v. EPA in which the Supreme Court utilized the Major Questions Doctrine to analyze the EPA’s Clean Power Plan. After detailing the litigation leading up to and the ultimate decision in West Virginia v. EPA, I describe the SEC’s proposed rule requiring enhanced environmental disclosures and analyze the cited statutory authority in the proposed rule. Based upon the statutory and case law analysis that I have done, I conclude that the SEC has acted outside of the scope of its congressionally delegated authority.
First Page
162
Last Page
194
Publication Date
6-2024
Department
College of Law
Recommended Citation
Harlan, Isaiah P.
(2024)
"The Securities and Environment Commission? The SEC Greenhouse Gas Disclosure Rule for Investment Advisers and Companies and the Fight Against Administrative Overreach,"
Northern Illinois University Law Review: Vol. 44:
Iss.
3, Article 2.
Suggested Citation
Isaiah P. Harlan, Note, The Securities and Environment Commission? The SEC Greenhouse Gas Disclosure Rule for Investment Advisers and Companies and the Fight Against Administrative Overreach, 44 N. Ill. Univ. L. Rev. 162 (2024).
