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March 1, 2000Journal of Environmental Planning and Management366 citations

Measuring Corporate Sustainability

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GAGiles Atkinson

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Although sustainable development has been interpreted primarily as a national (or global) goal, there is increasing discussion of the 'sustainable city', the 'sustainable sector' and the 'sustainable business'. In this paper, the notion of corporate sustainability is explored and developed. We argue that one of the keys to understanding corporate sustainability is full cost accounting, that is, valuing pollution in corporate green accounts. Defining and measuring corporate sustainability is more than just an academic concern. Corporate entities are increasingly under pressure to demonstrate how they contribute to the national sustainability goals outlined by government. Hence, this paper seeks to provide practical advice on how businesses might adapt and improve current environmental accounting and reporting practice.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e37991a2d7b15d54b7373ehttps://doi.org/10.1080/09640560010694
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