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New tariff policies could disrupt efforts to transition to clean energy.

The New Emergencies: Tariffs and the Subordination of Climate Policy

April 22, 2025 by Eli Merkadeau Climate change Federal Rollbacks Regulations

The Trump Administration invoked the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 to create its new tariff regime. This new trade policy disrupts the clean energy transition and shows how the trade deficit, not climate change, will be treated as an emergency.

Sustainable corporate governance begins with leadership that understands the business, its stakeholders, and the responsibility to balance long-term value with societal impact.

Beyond the Proxy: Reclaiming E&S Strategy from Hedge Fund Opportunism

April 2, 2025 by Sehtab Ahmad Climate change Sustainability

Hedge fund activism increasingly influences corporate environmental and social (E&S) policies. In this GELR blog post, Sehtab Ahmad sharply articulates that lasting, effective E&S governance requires consistent leadership from corporate boards, rather than pressure from activist investors and proxy advisors.

High-voltage transmission lines carry electricity across the landscape.

To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Repoliticize Public Service Commissions

November 26, 2024 by Rachel Garwin Climate change State and Local

The window to achieve a livable, sustainable climate for all is rapidly closing.[1] The good news is that we have the tools to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions in order to avert the worst climate scenarios.[2] As recognized by the Paris Agreement…