The article contrasts the sustainability and ESG goals of presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, whose policies are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

• Though Harris has a good track record of supporting climate resilience and sustainability, she did not make climate a major aspect of her campaign.
• Trump, meanwhile, would be expected to roll back climate-related regulations and policies in keeping with patterns from his first term.
• Climate policies ripple out into other departments within the federal government, such as the Department of Labor and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Professor Anderson said: “[Harris's strategy] definitely shows a sign of intelligence and navigation, because she doesn’t know yet where the centrist voter lies when it comes to climate change."

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