US Environmental Regulations 2026: What Applies to Businesses Now
Some climate rules are moving fast, others are frozen. This 2026 compliance guide maps which US environmental regulations apply today, from Clean Air and Clean Water permits to California SB 253, Prop 65, the EPA GHG Reporting Program and FTC Green Guides, and flags SB 261, SEC and New York rules still in limbo.
Maersk and the EU ETS Surcharge Dispute: What Every Logistics Company Must Know About ESG Compliance in 2026
In February 2024, Transport & Environment estimated that major container carriers charged more in EU ETS surcharges than the scheme cost them, and Maersk disputed the analysis. Here is what every logistics company operating in 2026 must understand about ESG compliance, customer data obligations, and the commercial reality of carbon pricing.
Environmental Regulations in Germany for Businesses in 2026
Germany has some of the most demanding environmental regulations in the world. From the LkSG supply chain law to ElektroG4 e-waste rules, CSRD reporting obligations, the EU ETS, and the strictest packaging EPR enforcement in Europe, this guide covers every regulation German businesses and companies doing business in Germany must comply with in 2026.
Environmental Regulations in the UK for Businesses in 2026: The Complete Guide
UK environmental regulations for businesses in 2026 include mandatory SECR carbon reporting, UK TCFD climate disclosures, Packaging EPR fees, Biodiversity Net Gain requirements, the Modern Slavery Act, and active greenwashing enforcement from the CMA. This guide covers every UK environmental law, the penalties for non-compliance, and exactly what you must do.
Environmental Regulations for Businesses in the EU, UK, US, Canada, and India (2026)
What environmental regulations apply to your business in 2026? This complete guide covers the key laws in the EU, UK, US, Canada, and India, who must comply, what the penalties are, and the exact steps your business needs to take to stay compliant.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in 2026: A Complete Framework Compliance Guide for Businesses
EPR is no longer a peripheral compliance obligation. It is a material financial and operational risk for any producer with packaging, electronics, battery, or textile volumes placed on regulated markets. This guide covers how EPR works, the regulatory landscape across the EU, UK, and India, the key compliance challenges, and the strategic steps every producer must take now.