In response to Trump, pressure to drink the green agenda in the international agenda

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Big businesses and national governments are pressuring Brussels to cut the agenda of our leader, Agent Onden, about the sustainability of the pressure on the European Union from Donald Trump’s spread.

Companies say that it is a salary call related to the rules. The investment investment came from the American oil and gas group Exxonmobil. The president of the European Union, Philip Docome, said that technologies such as hydrogen and carbon capture, due to “bad and expensive and expensive and expensive and expensive and expensive and expensive and expensive regulation, are very few technologies available to Europe.”

“She tries to do the right thing, but she asks to say the wrong thing.

Among its members, BOMCON’s largest industrial and energy companies are among its members.

“There are a lot of complex and generally clear and terms and unclear reports and statements and statements,” he said.

President of the European Commission Usula vin dere Lyyen They gathered in business leaders to quickly push the regulatory burden on companies. One European CEO said that Europe is “losing competitiveness every day”. He said that it is important to change the perception of America’s interests, which are currently considered European.

Von endy Lyyen was able to report the central objective of sustainable development in the European Union executive. But businesses and governments worry that the tax and regulation agenda in the U.S. is not enough to preserve the competitive edge favored by Bluewood.

In the midst of increasing national pressure on national governments, last week it stopped “massive regulatory control” covering everything from chemicals to licensing guidelines.

In the year February Chancellor Oliaf Tkologi Olia Ella Commission reported two years to one-time entry development rules, which from January until this year, large companies will begin to consider.

The push is for reproductive laws, which have previously been used to encourage aggressive climate change plans to encourage companies to reduce the pollution behind global warming.

In the year In 2022, French President Emmanuel Macron has described the principles of “capitalist restoration” to face sustainability.

But the economy and pressure from the previous parties, as well as the challenge of the new American administration, forced EU policy makers to help the live coverage.

In a video address to the World Economic Forum last week, Trump called it “too much” and blasted Trump and his trade regime.

Voon Dere Ley, in her declarations of love in Devoes, says that they are “investing in Europe in Europe”. The commission begins by saying that “sustainable financing and the rules of the frequency of funding” raise a ridiculous situation.

The guidelines are divided into three main guidelines for corporate reports – sustainability reporting, censorship laws covering environmental and human rights abuses, and investment definitions in February.

According to the draft document, which is part of the plans to improve the competitiveness of the European Union, the exchange companies will stop the reporting requirements of 25 percent.

The revisions have already taken divisions in the group and are informed by member expressions and legal experts, especially companies from countries where new reporting rules have already been prepared, as well as between member countries and legal context leaders.

We have to do something but about forecasting (for business activities), they are called “diplomats for business”.

Because of the American influence, the bras are very pushy.

Martin Porter, executive officer of the Sustainability Institute of Ingenum Institute Ingenum Institute, established a wide range of concerns “Businesses previously held by “Evernoves” Encress Entodes Entones Entodes”.

This is for the European Union as a whole to use the experience of using competitiveness to help grow a sustainable economy.

Additional report by Ben Hall