Environmental law and ESG Mexico are transforming the business and legal agenda, marking a before and after in how organizations face environmental and social challenges.
What is environmental law and ESG?
Fundamental definitions
Environmental law: regulates environmental protection through laws focused on natural resource conservation, pollution reduction, and sanctions for non-compliance.
ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance): criteria that evaluate corporate sustainable performance beyond legal requirements, integrating environmental, social, and corporate governance factors.
Importance of environmental law ESG 2025
Strengthened compliance and regulation
Mexico strengthens its environmental laws and requires key sectors to meet ESG standards to attract responsible investment. According to the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, sanctions increased 250% in 2024.
Legal risks and opportunities
- Risks: multimillion-dollar fines, class action lawsuits, loss of public trust
- Opportunities: specialized consulting, regulatory compliance, ESG litigation
Sectors with highest impact include mining, energy, construction, and manufacturing.
Professional preparation in environmental law
For lawyers and legal professionals
Essential training:
- National and international environmental regulations
- Sector-specific ESG standards
- Corporate governance and social responsibility
- Emerging climate litigation
High-demand sectors
- Mining and extractives
- Renewable energy
- Sustainable construction
- Green finance
For complex environmental law Mexico cases, consult our ESG specialists with experience in environmental regulation.
The Ministry of Environment reports that 70% of Mexican companies will implement ESG strategies in 2025.