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Climate Change Roundtable ep11: SEC Goes Woke on Climate Change and Dangers of the Digital Dollar

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First published at 21:07 UTC on April 1st, 2022.

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The SEC's recent proposals would require publicly traded companies to track and report on the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from their own operations, the operations of companies in their supply chain, and the operations of the electric utilities that supply them power. This is well outside of the SEC's legal mission and is a way of advancing a politically charged agenda on climate change.

Another threat to Climate realists across the United States is the creation of a digital dollar. While in its infancy, the ramifications for digitizing the currency are huge. Government would have far more power to force you to act against your interests.

Join H. Sterling Burnett, Linnea Lueken, and special guest Donald Kendal at 12pm noon CT on Friday to listen to this week's episode of Climate Change Roundtable live.

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