The US keeps pushing back on Europe's ESG stance. Washington's growing impatience with Brussels' environmental, social, and governance rollbacks is becoming harder to ignore. There's real friction here—American policymakers and financial institutions see the EU's moves as either backtracking on commitments or creating uneven competitive ground. The tension reflects deeper disagreements on how climate and sustainability mandates should shape global markets. Whether this leads to coordinated pressure or diverges further, one thing's clear: the ESG conversation is far from settled between the two sides.