As business and community interest in environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) efforts continues, nonprofit organizations play a
crucial role in defining, coordinating, and advancing ESG
initiatives.
Nonprofit organizations may be involved as thought leaders
on ESG-focused issues or may coordinate ESG efforts among industry
participants. At the same time, however, ESG efforts are facing a
political backlash mainly, but not exclusively, from the right, as
evidenced by the recent letter from the House Judiciary Committee
to a sustainability nonprofit, questioning whether the organization
"facilitated corporate collusion to promote ESG-related
goals."
All of this coincides with a robust and sustained interest
in antitrust issues and enforcement,