Trump’s election victory: Repealing of Inflation Reduction Act, ‘drill, baby, drill’ and ESG as the enemy
European sustainable investment community ‘look on in horror’ as Trump elected 47th US president
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Has ESG become too politically controversial to make a difference?
With elections and sustainability commitments being realigned, ESG has become a political football
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US green transition won’t be Trumped by politics
Despite reports to the contrary, Republicans and Democrats are now often united in their support for the green transition, writes ARK’s Rahul Bhushan
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Investor boost as EU scales up green subsidies
Norton Rose Fullbright analyses EU’s response to Inflation Reduction Act
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How could a potential Trump re-election impact ESG portfolios?
With the US undergoing a bipartisan shift in industrial and climate policy, Rahul Bhushan, managing director at ARK Europe, looks ahead to the 2024 presidential election
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COP28: ‘This COP is making more progress’
Speaking to ESG Clarity from COP28, EY’s Michelle Davies and Joost Vreeswijk say they are encouraged by organisations’ pledges but want to see more on global policy
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Inflation Reduction Act ‘has changed where we invest, if not how we invest’
One year on, investors reflect on the ‘powerful economic tailwind’ this US policy has created
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Inflation Reduction Act ‘has changed where we invest, if not how we invest’
One year on, investors reflect on the ‘powerful economic tailwind’ this US policy has created
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Invest in renewables to help push back Earth Overshoot Day
Opportunities can be facilitated by policy such as Europe’s Green Deal Industrial Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act
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Trevor Williams: ‘ESG should be about carbon reduction’
Economist joins ESG Out Loud podcast to chat decarbonisation policy, industry initiatives and what to expect from COP28
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EPA plan to green up US power plants ‘not a silver bullet’
Portfolio managers are taking a ‘wait and see approach’ to the rule
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Impact investing is moving beyond a niche
‘Crucially, impact investing does not confine investors to small, high-risk businesses in nascent sectors’