Where is ESG Heading in 2024? Q&A with Leading Environmental Compliance Expert
Although there is no formal definition of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria, it is widely accepted as a system […]
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U.S. Plans To Sell LNG To Asia Via Mexico
The U.S. has big plans to export its growing LNG supplies following a major boost in production over the last
The U.S. is Stealing Europe’s Green Energy Projects Thanks to Strong Climate Policies
Since the introduction of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the most far-reaching climate policy in the U.S. to date, the
The U.S. Green Transition is Really Happening Following Successful Decarbonization in 2023
Thanks to reduced coal use and successful decarbonization schemes, the U.S. saw a significant fall in its carbon emissions last
Abandoned Oil Wells Continue To Be A Problem In the U.S.
Environmentalists and the state governments have been fighting to get abandoned oil wells plugged for decades without avail. Although the
Essential Outcomes of COP28
Just like in 2023, the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) has wrapped up. This year’s summit represented a pivotal moment
Biden Claims Economy is On the Up and Up
Heading into the election year, President Biden has gone on a parade of boasting about the supposed upturn in the
Accelerated Green Transition Outlook 2024-2025
Over the last three years, the Biden administration has strived to introduce strong climate policies and accelerate the U.S. green
The U.S. Aims to Become Major Global Competitor in Microchip Manufacturing
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World Trade Concerns as Red Sea Shipping Slows
Shipping giant Maersk announced they would implement a shipping freeze in their trade routes in the Red Sea due to
