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Republican lawmakers are pushing bills to shield fossil fuel companies from climate lawsuits—while cities, states, and individuals are suing those same companies for billions. A breakdown of the legal battle reshaping corporate accountability.

Tesla leads 18 global automakers in supply chain sustainability while Toyota ranks near bottom. Is this the canary in the coal mine for traditional auto giants?

Thomas Pritzker's resignation as Hyatt executive chairman highlights the growing tension between personal conduct and corporate governance in the ESG era.

Fifteen international insurance companies issued 254 policies covering 278 square kilometers of illegally cleared Brazilian farmland over the past decade, raising questions about ESG commitments in the insurance sector.

Japanese asset managers like Daiwa are revamping their approach to the NZAM net-zero initiative in 2026, easing targets to navigate U.S. political and legal pressure.

Pop Mart's Labubu dolls face scrutiny as labor rights groups allege underage labor and underpayment at a major Chinese supplier factory in January 2026.

Isuzu Motors plans to increase rebuilt engine shipments by 60% to 8,000 units by 2030, focusing on circular economy and software integration for older trucks.

Explore how Bangladesh became a global leader with 268 LEED-certified green garment factories, using AI and solar tech to meet 2027 EU supply chain mandates.

The explosive power demand from AI data centers is forcing the revival of polluting 'peaker' fossil-fuel plants, posing a significant risk to climate goals and investors.

India's elephant tragedy highlights global ESG risks. PRISM analyzes the conflict between infrastructure and wildlife, urging tech solutions and integrated policy for sustainable development.

Norway's push for wind energy threatens indigenous Sami culture, creating a critical ESG conflict between climate action and human rights with global implications.