Managing environmental impact
extends far beyond the philanthropic and impacts a company's bottom
line, says Nathan Wimble
With new regulations, as well as rising energy prices and increasing
investor interest in environmental risks and governance, carbon reporting
has been driven firmly into the accountant's remit. Now is the time
for finance teams and accountants to get to grips with broader forms
of corporate reporting, as companies measure their environmental impact
and the business world takes note of more than just financial performance.
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