Trump’s energy policies risk creating compliance headaches for US firms
“Diverging state and federal climate policies are creating a fragmented regulatory landscape in the US."
Trump’s recent executive orders on climate and energy are causing increasing fragmentation in the US regulatory landscape, forcing firms to develop “flexible compliance strategies”, researchers have found.
Analysts from The Conference Board, published by the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, looked at the impact of three recent executive orders signed by US President Donald Trump on corporate sustainability strategies.
