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Ginger Hervey

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Lawyer @Freshfields interested in sustainability and corporate governance | Past life: Journalist at @ChemicalWatch in Nairobi, @POLITICOEurope in Brussels
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What the SEC’s Proposed Rescission of its Climate-Related Disclosure Rules Signals for Future Disclosure Rulemaking Beyond Climate

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By Erik F. Gerding, Melissa Hodgman, Ginger Hervey
| HLS Forum on Corporate Governance
Climate Disclosure, Climate Disclosure Rules, disclosure requirements, ESG, ESG disclosure, SEC More from: Erik Gerding, Ginger Hervey, Melissa Hodgman , Freshfields Erik Gerding and Melissa Hodgman are Partners and Ginger Hervey is an Associate at Freshfields US LLP. This post is based on their Freshfields memorandum.
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By Erik F. Gerding, Melissa Hodgman, Ginger Hervey
| HLS Forum on Corporate Governance
Climate Disclosure, Climate Disclosure Rules, disclosure requirements, ESG, ESG disclosure, SEC More from: Erik Gerding, Ginger Hervey, Melissa Hodgman , Freshfields Erik Gerding and Melissa Hodgman are Partners and Ginger Hervey is an Associate at Freshfields US LLP. This post is based on their Freshfields memorandum.
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Preparing for California Climate Reporting: CARB Sheds Light on Requirements as Deadlines Approach

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By John Rousakis, Sam Houshower, Ginger Hervey, Jennifer King Verified
| freshfields.com
California’s 2024 "Climate Accountability Package" will require emissions and climate-related financial risk reporting for thousands of US companies, including multinationals with US subsidiaries, beginning in 2026. In light of delays to the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), California’s disclosures may be the first mandatory sustainability reporting for many companies.
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