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More States Are Requiring Flood Risk Disclosures. Florida Is Conspicuously Not among Them

Scientific American

More states are requiring homeowners to disclose a property’s flood risk and history when they sell it. But 18 states, including hurricane-prone Florida, have no flood disclosure requirements

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More States Are Requiring Flood Disclosure

NRDC

New home buyers and renters should have a right to know a property’s flood history before they commit to calling it home.

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Flood Risk Disclosure: Model State Requirements for Disclosing Flood Risk During Real Estate Transactions

Environmental News Bits

As of the date of publication, 35 states have enacted some form of legal or regulatory mechanism requiring property sellers to disclose factors related to flood risk about their property.

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How to Address Sea Level Risks in California Real Estate Transactions

Legal Planet

The threat of flooding and erosion is increasing throughout the United States as a warming atmosphere makes precipitation events more extreme and contributes to sea level rise. For example, only 10 states require the disclosure of flooding history at the time of a home purchase. In fact, the U.S.

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CLEE-Proposed Climate Risk Disclosure Legislation Passes CA Legislature

Legal Planet

The California Legislature passed two path-breaking climate risk disclosure bills this week. Senate Bill 261 (Stern) requires major corporations to disclose climate change related financial risks, using a framework consistent with that of the Task Force on Climate Financial Disclosures Framework (TCFD).

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The SEC’s Watered-Down Climate Rule

Legal Planet

In the end, the agency chose a middle road: Despite rumors the SEC might abandon the rule all together, it is requiring some climate disclosure—but its requirements are more limited than California’s both in terms of substance of the mandated disclosures and the number of companies they will impact.

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The Year in Corporate Disclosure and Disinformation 2023 

Union of Concerned Scientists

If 2022 was the year that corporate climate-related financial disclosure jumped out of the boardroom into the headlines, then 2023 may be the year when the global tide quietly turned in its favor. Yet the US government stubbornly remained behind the curve thanks to obstruction and disinformation by a few concentrated interests.

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