ESG and Trade Policy: How Carbon Border Adjustments Are Reshaping Global Supply Chains
Carbon border adjustments and sustainable supply chain rules are reshaping global trade. Companies must now track emissions, prevent deforestation, and ensure ethical labor-on pain of fines, lost markets, or legal action.
Carbon Border Adjustments: How Embedded Emissions Are Reshaping Global Trade
Carbon border adjustments are reshaping global trade by charging importers for the emissions embedded in their goods. The EU's CBAM targets steel, cement, and aluminum, forcing producers worldwide to decarbonize-or lose access to Europe's market.
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