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April 2010 Issue

Message from the Chair
Scott Deatherage…1

SEC Issues Broad Interpretative Guidance Outlining Climate Change Disclosure Obligations for All Filers
Kevin J. Klesh, Bret C. Cohen, and Mary Beth Houlihan…1

Existing SEC Requirements Serve as the Baseline for Climate Change Risk Disclosure
Theodore Keyes and Gina M. Schilmoeller…7

Recent Judicial Decisions Provide Guideposts for Accounting for Greenhouse Gases and Global Warming in Financial Disclosures
John Klock…13

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April 2010 Issue

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May 20-21, 2010
2010 Eastern Water Resources Conference
Orlando, FL