Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Then US Secretary of State John Kerry signing the Paris Agreement for the United States
Trump Is Wiping Out All Climate Regulation. Big Oil May Regret It.
11 Feb 2026 | Abstracted from Heated World
Trump's rollback of climate regulations - revoking emissions rules, subsidies, and the Paris Agreement - may seem like a win for Big Oil. But it risks stranding billions in low-carbon investments made under Biden, creates legal uncertainty, and fuels public backlash. Oil executives worry that Trump's unpredictable energy policies could hurt long-term stability and make the industry vulnerable to future liability and market shifts
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