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This is the Tom Hartman program.

So if we can't get America off our fossil fuel addiction with, you know, actual legislation

that would do so, if we can't pull that one off, can we decarbonize the planet by administrative

action? Are there other ways that we can do this?

Frank D'Alene is with us, the creator of the iceman carbon factor index, the author of

decarbonize the world, solving the climate crisis while increasing profits in your business,

and president of CEO Telemark, Frank D'Alene, D-A-L-E-N-E.com is his website and Frank D'Alene is his

Twitter handle. Frank, welcome to the program. Tell me about the using the securities and exchange

commission to decarbonize the American economy.

Thank you for having me on. Yeah, I'm familiar with the reporting to the SEC.

I was the CFO of a publicly traded company for about five years.

I wrote to 10Qs, 10Ks, the MDNAs, and one of the items that is addressed in those

filings is the risks that a business may have, and it could be include everything from the economy

to even, you know, what we just went through with COVID, right?

So these are things that publicly traded companies have to disclose to their stockholders.

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