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Environmental Accounting and Reporting: Theory, Law and Empirical Evidence
New Century Publications, Sep 2009, Pages: 334
The last two decades have witnessed an increasing global concern for the harmful long-term impact of industrial activities on the environment and subsequently on the financial performance of a company and the economic growth of a country. This has led to a growing demand from various stakeholders for measurement of a company`s environmental activities and impacts, and subsequent public disclosure of this information. As a result, a new area of accounting has emerged regarding environmental accounting.
Environmental accounting at a corporate level deals with identification, measurement, recognition and disclosure of environmental costs, liabilities and contingencies in the financial records of a company for the benefit of various internal and external stakeholders.
This book provides a broad introduction to the whole area of environmental accounting and reporting (EAR). It covers environmental accounting, environmental reporting, and environmental auditing together as these are interrelated and form a very important part of a company’s comprehensive environmental management system. An attempt has also been made to assess the need for a separate regulatory framework to address these issues more specifically.
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