NGOs pick winners and losers in environmental policy

Americans are increasingly being governed by rules they never voted for, written by people they will never elect, and enforced through systems they cannot challenge. Foreign-led institutions are effectively controlling U.S. domestic environmental policy.

Behind the technical language of “global standards” and “harmonization” are decisions that shape American industry, energy, and cost of living, which are being outsourced to international bodies with zero constitutional accountability. No oversight. No appeal. Yet the consequences are binding.