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Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine), a longtime small-scale organic farmer, is worried about the impact of so-called forever chemicals on the people who grow our food.

And Hunter Biden’s attorney told the House Oversight GOP yesterday that he wouldn’t provide the records their investigation seeks.

Expectations are low for the Federal Reserve's first foray into assessing the financial risks of climate change.

Corporate America is getting closer to gender parity on several fronts but still has a way to go, according to the latest Bloomberg Gender Equality Index.

They've come for asset managers and for the Chamber of Commerce. Now Republicans are coming for their own nonprofit organizations.

A bill introduced Monday in the California Legislature would subject major U.S. companies doing business in California — so basically all of them — to emissions-reporting rules.

Incoming Financial Services Committee Chair Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) is in the hot seat on ESG.

If the world's most systemically important banks are going to help us transition to a net-zero economy, they're going to need to pick up the pace, a new Fed paper finds.

Jose Fernandez, the State Department's undersecretary for economic growth, energy and the environment, is trying to make sure mineral supply chains keep ESG at the forefront.

There's not much evidence that voters care about Republicans' latest bogeyman, but the GOP is still slapping more papier-mâché on the anti-ESG piñata.